Corbyn’s Reaction to May’s Brexit Update - Brexit Explained

Jeremy Corbyn critiques Theresa May's handling of Brexit, highlighting repeated delays and the lack of a clear plan. He emphasizes the negative impact on jobs and industry, and presents Labour's alternative plan, which includes a new customs union and alignment with the single market. Corbyn calls for a confirmatory public vote if May's deal passes. Theresa May responds by defending her strategy and criticizing Labour's approach, emphasizing the need for the UK to strike its own trade deals.

What is the significance of the 2016 referendum in Corbyn's argument?

What does Corbyn imply about the consequences of a no-deal Brexit?

What does Corbyn say about the need for a confirmatory public vote?

How does the Prime Minister respond to questions about citizens' rights?