Prime minister pressed by Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs to abandon ‘dead’ plan to exit EU
Theresa May has confirmed she will vote to block a no-deal Brexit at the end of the month, as she faced renewed pressure from Jeremy Corbyn to abandon her “dead” departure plan and instead embrace Labour’s customs union alternative.
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