Labour is ready to govern - Corbynpublished at 17:18 BST 26 September 2018
The Labour leader vows to "rebuild and transform our country" in his party conference speech.
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The Labour leader vows to "rebuild and transform our country" in his party conference speech.
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What did the Labour leader say about Brexit?
Quote MessageAs it stands, Labour will vote against the Chequers plan or whatever is left of it and oppose leaving the EU with no deal. And it is inconceivable that we should crash out of Europe with no deal - that would be a national disaster. That is why if Parliament votes down a Tory deal or the government fails to reach any deal at all we would press for a General Election. Failing that, all options are on the table.
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Labour leader's speech
Jeremy Corbyn says Labour is united in condemning the shooting of hundreds of unarmed demonstrators in Gaza by Israeli forces and the passing of Israel’s Nation-State Law.
"The continuing occupation, the expansion of illegal settlements and the imprisonment of Palestinian children are an outrage."
He says the Labour party supports a two-state solution to the conflict with "a secure Israel and a viable and secure Palestinian state".
"We will recognise a Palestinian state as soon as we take office."
The Labour leader also pledges to make a "more determined effort" to bring the war in Syria to an end.
Labour leader's speech
Jeremy Corbyn says that President Trump is "turning his back on international cooperation and even international law" when he takes the United States out of the Paris accords, tries to scrap the Iran nuclear deal, moves the US embassy to Jerusalem and pursues aggressive nationalism and trade wars.
He says a British government that can "not only keep the country safe, but can also speak out for democratic values and human rights" is needed.
"Labour’s foreign policy will be driven by progressive values and international solidarity."
Referencing Iraq and Libya, Jeremy Corbyn promises "no more reckless wars of intervention".