Government has to move its red lines - UK's Labour Party on Brexit

The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party said Prime Minister Theresa May must move her red lines if there was any chance of a breakthrough on Brexit. "The talks we are having with the government have been difficult," Corbyn told reporters in Medway, southern England. "There will be a further meeting coming up." "Quite honestly, the government has to move its red lines. We cannot go on having MV1, MV2, MV3 and then coming on for possibly MV4 or a bill we have yet to actually see."