UK Labour's Corbyn says right to demand second vote on any Brexit deal

British opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Wednesday it was "right to demand" a second referendum on any deal to leave the European Union, saying any such vote should offer "real choices for both leave and remain voters".

Addressing his top policy team at a meeting to discuss Labour's Brexit policy, Corbyn again set out his position, saying: "I have already made the case ... that it is now right to demand that any deal is put to a public vote. That is in line with our conference policy which agreed a public vote would be an option." "A ballot paper would need to contain real choices for both leave and remain voters. This will of course depend on parliament."