Jeremy Corbyn has given a speech on Labour’s position on Brexit, saying that Labour would seek to negotiate “a new comprehensive UK-EU customs union” to help avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland.
The Labour leader also said a new UK customs union with the EU would need to ensure the UK has a say in future trade deals.
The development of Labour’s position on the customs union has piled pressure on Theresa May, who could face a parliamentary defeat on the issue in the spring.
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