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Opposition Leader Corbyn Says Still Waiting For May To Move 'Red Lines'

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According to a report by Reuters, on Saturday, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said that Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to move the 'red lines' that have so far blocked a deal for Britain to exit the EU, after May launched talks with him in a last-ditch effort to save Brexit. Reuters reports that a deal with Corbyn could be May's last chance to deliver on Brexit without either a long delay or crashing out of the bloc without a deal.

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