Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister of Scotland and leader of the SNP, has suggested she would back Jeremy Corbyn to lead a short-term government to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
In his party conference speech today, Corbyn attacked the Conservative government and announced, or reiterated, a number of policy announcements he would enact if elected.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn secured key votes from delegates at the Labour Party conference as members supported his policy for the party to remain neutral until a new Brexit deal can be negotiated.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said that he favours a second referendum on Brexit, but would abstain from campaigning for either side and instead seek to implement what the people of the UK decide were he to become prime minister.
Prime minister Boris Johnson has seen his move for a general election rebuffed by MPs for a second time as Parliament moved into five weeks of prorogation.
An independent MP, who has been instrumental in trying to block a no-deal Brexit, has written to Jeremy Corbyn reaffirming his commitment to do so via legislative means.
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