UK opposition's Corbyn says Brexit deal could be renogotiated if May's plan rejected

Britain could reopen negotiations with the European Union over the terms of its departure from the bloc, opposition Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Tuesday, as he urged lawmakers to reject Prime Minister Theresa May's deal.

"I say this to our negotiating partners in the EU: If parliament votes down this deal, then re-opening negotiations should not, and can not, be ruled out," Corbyn told parliament ahead of a vote on May's deal which the government is expected to lose.

"I ask the House to vote against this deal," Corbyn said. (Reporting by Elizabeth Piper and Kylie MacLellan; writing by Alistair Smout; editing by Stephen Addison)

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