Corbyn resists his MPs' pressure for post-Brexit single market commitment

Andrew Woodcock and David Hughes

Jeremy Corbyn is resisting pressure from Labour MPs to commit the party to keeping the UK in the EU single market after Brexit.

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Boris denies claims he will quit if PM concedes too much to Europe

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Stiffer fines needed says polling watchdog after Ukip fined £3,500 for election breaches

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Grenfell Tower probe may consider individual as well as corporate manslaughter charges say Met

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Two men 'fostered by same couple' questioned over Parson's Green bombing

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