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Jeremy Corbyn said he did not know how he would vote in a new referendum on UK membership of the European Union.
The Labor leader said he would need to know what the options are in any further test of public opinion by reiterating his opposition to Theresa May's Brexit agreement.
Corbyn's words were spilled as Labor MPs, who continue to support him, have urged the leader to more solidly support a plan for the final referendum, something he said was a "future option."
Pressed on how he would vote for Sky News's Sophy Ridge, Corbyn said he voted to stay in the 2016 referendum and said there are "necessary reforms" in the EU.
"I do not know how I'm going to vote – what would be the options at that time," he said.
As the Conservatives continued to paddle Mrs. Brexit's plan today. May, Corbyn said he did not read "all the last words" of the agreement, but saw "summaries."
Referring to the prime minister's agreement, he said it was a "one-way agreement" in which the EU "calls all shots."
He added: "We will vote against the agreement because it does not meet our six tests. We do not believe it serves the interests of this country, so the government will have to return to the EU and renegotiate quickly.
"There are 500 pages in this document, much of which is very vague, where is the guarantee of environmental protection, where is the guarantee of consumer protection, where is the guarantee of workers' rights?"
1/50 November 17, 2018
Protesters on the Westminster Bridge in London for a protest called by Extinction Rebellion to raise awareness of the dangers of climate change
PAN
2/50 November 16, 2018
Secretary of Environment, Michael Gove, speaking outside the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. He confirmed that he will remain in the position and believes it is important to continue working with colleagues in the office to ensure Brexit's best result for the country.
PAN
3/50 November 15, 2018
Theresa May laughs at a press conference on Downing Street after a difficult day in which several cabinet members resigned and a number of deputies vowed not to trust their leadership
Reuters
4/50 November 14, 2018
Pro-European Union, anti-Brexit demonstrators hold signs and wave flags of the Union and the EU while protesting outside the Houses of Parliament. British and European Union negotiators have reached a preliminary agreement on Brexit
AFP / Getty
5/50 November 13, 2018
Brexit's secretary Dominic Raab leaves Downing Street. Prime Minister Theresa May faced her split ministers today as negotiators struggled to secure a divorce settlement with the European Union and anxiety increased with the risk of a non-Brexit agreement
PAN
6/50 November 12, 2018
Mayor of Berlin, Michael Mueller (center), receives the mayor of Madrid, Manuela Carmena (left) and the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, in the city hall of Berlin. The three city leaders are meeting to discuss common challenges, including the consequences of Brexit, immigration and the growth of right-wing populism
Getty
7/50 November 11, 2018
Prince Charles and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier face the Cenotaph during Sunday's Remembrance ceremony in Whitehall, London. On the 100th anniversary of the armistice of World War I, the events of the day mark the final events commemorating the Centennial of World War I, organized by the Government of the United Kingdom.
AFP / Getty
8/50 November 10, 2018
Fans, players and officials pay tribute inside the King Power stadium, as a silence is observed in memory of the president of Leicester City, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, before his game against Burnley. The first time a game has been played at the stadium since the owners helicopter crash
Getty
9/50 November 9, 2018
Transport Minister Jo Johnson resigned in protest of Brexit's government plan and called for a referendum on Final Say
EPA
10/50 November 8, 2018
Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt addresses the British embassy in Paris. Britain's Foreign Secretary said the Brexit talks are in the "final phase" and he is confident an agreement will be reached with the European Union.
AP
11/50 November 7, 2018
Captain James Pugh places a figure between the installation of artist Rob Heard, Shrouds of the Somme, who honors the dead of World War I at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. 72,396 small hooded figures representing soldiers who died and were never recovered from the Somme battlefields were organized by volunteers and members of 1 Royal Anglican Regiment.
PAN
12/50 November 6, 2018
Adrian Lester, Sir Lenny Henry, Ade Adepitan, Nadine Marsh-Edwards, Marcus Ryder and Meera Syal deliver a letter, signed by a number of stars, to Downing Street, asking for tax incentives to promote change and boost diversity. the camera
PAN
13/50 November 5, 2018
EU citizens residing in the UK participate in a demonstration along Whitehall. Three campaign groups, the3million, British in Europe & # 39; and UNISON teamed up to form a human chain from Downing Street to Parliament Square and MPs lobby.
Getty
14/50 November 4, 2018
The Leicester City team with Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (white uniform center) son of the Thai owner of Leicester City, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, while they pay their respects during the second day of the funeral ceremony at the Buddhist temple Wat Thepsirin in Bangkok. Players and club officials arrived in Bangkok to attend a rite of mourning for the club's president, whose death last week in a helicopter crash struck the Premier League club.
King Power / AFP / Getty
15/50 November 3, 2018
The celebrity face of the Edenbridge Bonfire Society, Boris Johnson, is set on fire in Kent
PAN
16/50 November 2, 2018
Garlands reading "THE BOSS" to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, left by Leicester City players outside the King Power stadium. President Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was among those who tragically lost their lives on Saturday night when a helicopter carrying him and four others crashed outside the stadium.
PAN
17/50 November 1, 2018
The Google team is leading a strike at the company's headquarters in the UK, as part of a global campaign to manipulate sexual harassment by the technology giant. Hundreds of staff also left the European headquarters in Dublin, as well as other offices in different parts of the world.
AFP / Getty
18/50 October 31, 2018
Protesters block Parliament Square in London, while the environmental group Extinction Rebellion launches a mass civil disobedience campaign demanding action against climate change
PAN
19/50 October 30, 2018
British Prime Minister Theresa May on the right listens to Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the center, accompanied by Lithuanian Health Minister Aurelijus Veryga at the Oslo Cancer Council for a summit to discuss the role of technology of health. Speaking from Oslo, May says the British budget for austere easing does not signal an impending election
NTB scanpix via AP
20/50 October 29, 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond retains his red ministerial cabinet outside 11 Downing Street flanked by Treasury colleagues (from left to right) Robert Jenrick, Liz Truss, Mel Stride and John Glen, before addressing the House of Commons deliver your budget.
PAN
21/50 October 28, 2018
Supporters pause to watch the floral tributes outside Leicester City Football Club's King Power Stadium after a helicopter owned by club president Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha fell outside the stadium the night before. It was confirmed on Sunday night that the charismatic Thai president died along with four other people in the accident.
AFP / Getty
22/50 October 27, 2018
Glenn Hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill at BT Sport studio
Getty
23/50 October 26, 2018
A man was arrested for attempting to steal a copy of the Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral, one of the four remaining originals of the English historical document of freedom.
Reuters
24/50 October 25, 2018
Retail business man Sir Philip Green was appointed in Parliament for sexual harassment of employees
Getty
25/50 October 24, 2018
The Daily Telegraph reports that they were subject to an order of gagging to prohibit them from publishing the details of an important businessman who is facing allegations of sexual assault and racial abuse.
PAN
26/50 October 23, 2018
Thousands of working women took to the streets of Glasgow for an equal pay dispute with the City Hall
PAN
27/50 October 22, 2018
Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe called for an "urgent review" of the evidence surrounding cannabis legislation. Hogan-Howe, who has always endorsed harsh cannabis laws, investigated the matter for Channel 4's Dispatches program.
PAN
28/50 October 21, 2018
The Red Funnel ferry, Red Falcon, which collided with several small boats due to bad weather, passes by the mast of a submerged yacht leaving East Cowes on the Isle of Wight bound for Southampton
PAN
29/50 October 20, 2018
Anti-Brexit protesters cut a banner of the Westminster Bridge in London before joining the March for People's Vote for the Future in London, a march and demonstration in support of a second referendum in the EU
PAN
30/50 October 19, 2018
Members of a gang that abused vulnerable girls in Huddersfield have been arrested for more than 220 years.
Three trials in Leeds's Crown Court this year heard how at least 15 victims were treated and raped in the city of West Yorkshire between 2004 and 2011.
They were between 11 and 17 when they were "deliberately targeted" by older men trafficked by the region.
West Yorkshire Police
31/50 October 18, 2018
Theresa May leaves after a press conference at the European Union leaders' summit in Brussels
Reuters
32/50 October 17, 2018
Police officers with a bomb-destroying robot at Victoria Embankment, in front of Scotland Yard police headquarters in central London, after emergency services were alerted to reports of a suspicious package
AFP / Getty
33/50 October 16, 2018
Scottish Power will become the first major UK energy company to generate all of its energy from the wind after selling its remaining gas and hydroelectric stations to Drax in a £ 702 million deal.
Getty
34/50 October 15, 2018
Prime Minister Theresa May lurks a hot water urn during a gathering at a social group in Vauxhall of a charity that works to combat loneliness in launching the first strategy of loneliness. Launching the strategy, May confirmed that British GPs could refer lonely people to community and volunteer activities by 2023, paying tribute to labor activist Jo Cox, who campaigned to end loneliness before his death.
PAN
35/50 October 14, 2018
Jeremy Hunt, who will meet the Foreign Ministers of Eastern Europe at the official residence of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, ahead of tomorrow's meetings at the Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg, where sanctions for chemical weapons will be formally adopted.
PAN
36/50 October 13, 2018
Police hold a departure from Football Lads main march as they try to approach a rival anti-faction demonstration in London
AP
37/50 October 12, 2018
Waves hit Cawsand, Cornwall as Storm Callum arrives in the UK
PAN
38/50 October 11, 2018
Former Prime Minister John Major has spoken out against the launch of Universal Credit (the new government benefit model). Claiming that this would hurt families with "already scarce living standards," he suggested that the policy could be equally damaging to Theresa May, since Poll Tax was for Margaret Thatcher
PAN
39/50 October 10, 2018
The Supreme Court ruled that two Belfast bakers were under the law to refuse to cook a cake that would endorse gay marriage. The case, which began in 2014 and has advanced to the highest court in the country, has been controversial and has raised discussions on the balance of rights and equality
Reuters
40/50 October 9, 2018
Scottish Prime Minister and leader of the Scottish National Party, Nicola Sturgeon acknowledges the applause in delivering his speech to the delegates on the last day of the annual SNP conference in Glasgow.
AFP / Getty
41/50 October 8, 2018
Anna Richardson and Alastair Campbell pose with their portraits at Let's Talk, a photography exhibition created in partnership with Mental Health UK at Regent's Place in London. It is designed to inspire open and honest conversations about mental health, describing the inner battles of each subject on their faces.
Paul Davey / SWNS
42/50 October 7, 2018
The street-makers Giants & # 39; of the Royal De Luxe theater company during street theater performances in Liverpool
PAN
43/50 October 6, 2018
Banksy's Girl With Balloon artwork, which fell apart after being sold for more than 1 million pounds at auction. The auction house was forced to admit that Banksy-ed after the canvas suddenly went through a crusher installed in the frame
PAN
44/50 October 5, 2018
A new work of art representing Prime Minister Theresa May of street artist The Pink Bear Rebel recently appeared in Glasgow's West End
PAN
45/50 October 4, 2018
Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn on a climbing wall during a visit to The Climbing Lab in Leeds, which was damaged during the Boxing Day floods in 2015, he supported the city's offer for more funding for flood defenses to prevent future disasters
PAN
46/50 October 3, 2018
British Prime Minister Theresa May dances a few steps as she takes to the stage to address the fourth and final day of the Conservative Party Conference at the International Convention Center in Birmingham
AFP / Getty
47/50 October 2, 2018
Boris Johnson warned that Theresa May's Brexit plans for "fraud" would leave the UK in "handcuffs" and would lead to far-right and far-left dominance in British politics during her speech at an event at the Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham .
PAN
48/50 October 1, 2018
Ruth Davidson, Scottish Conservative leader, addresses the annual Conservative Party conference at the International Convention Center in Birmingham
PAN
49/50 September 30, 2018
Demonstrators set out for an anti-Brexit march organized by the "Best For Britain" campaign group in central Birmingham
AFP / Getty
50/50 September 29, 2018
British Royal Navy Commander Nathan Gray landed his F-35B aboard the HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time.
Two F-35B Lightning II jets landed successfully on HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time, laying the groundwork for the next 50 years of fixed-wing aviation in support of Carrier Strike Capability in the UK.
British Royal Navy Commander Nathan Gray, 41, made history by being the first to land, carefully maneuvering his sneaky jet to the heat-coated deck. He was followed by Squad Leader Andy Edgell of the RAF, both test pilots, operating with the Integrated Testing Force (ITF), based at Naval Air Station in Patuxent River, Maryland.
Shortly after, once an inspection on the deck was conducted and everything ready, Cdr Gray became the first pilot to take off using the ship's ski slope.
Copyright of the Crown / PO Arron Hoare
1/50 November 17, 2018
Protesters on the Westminster Bridge in London for a protest called by Extinction Rebellion to raise awareness of the dangers of climate change
PAN
2/50 November 16, 2018
Secretary of Environment, Michael Gove, speaking outside the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. He confirmed that he will remain in the position and believes it is important to continue working with colleagues in the office to ensure Brexit's best result for the country.
PAN
3/50 November 15, 2018
Theresa May laughs at a press conference on Downing Street after a difficult day in which several cabinet members resigned and a number of deputies vowed not to trust their leadership
Reuters
4/50 November 14, 2018
Pro-European Union, anti-Brexit demonstrators hold signs and wave flags of the Union and the EU while protesting outside the Houses of Parliament. British and European Union negotiators have reached a preliminary agreement on Brexit
AFP / Getty
5/50 November 13, 2018
Brexit's secretary Dominic Raab leaves Downing Street. Prime Minister Theresa May faced her split ministers today as negotiators struggled to secure a divorce settlement with the European Union and anxiety increased with the risk of a non-Brexit agreement
PAN
6/50 November 12, 2018
Mayor of Berlin, Michael Mueller (center), receives the mayor of Madrid, Manuela Carmena (left) and the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, in the city hall of Berlin. The three city leaders are meeting to discuss common challenges, including the consequences of Brexit, immigration and the growth of right-wing populism
Getty
7/50 November 11, 2018
Prince Charles and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier face the Cenotaph during Sunday's Remembrance ceremony in Whitehall, London. On the 100th anniversary of the armistice of World War I, the events of the day mark the final events commemorating the Centennial of World War I, organized by the Government of the United Kingdom.
AFP / Getty
8/50 November 10, 2018
Fans, players and officials pay tribute inside the King Power stadium, as a silence is observed in memory of the president of Leicester City, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, before his game against Burnley. The first time a game has been played at the stadium since the owners helicopter crash
Getty
9/50 November 9, 2018
Transport Minister Jo Johnson resigned in protest of Brexit's government plan and called for a referendum on Final Say
EPA
10/50 November 8, 2018
Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt addresses the British embassy in Paris. Britain's Foreign Secretary said the Brexit talks are in the "final phase" and he is confident an agreement will be reached with the European Union.
AP
11/50 November 7, 2018
Captain James Pugh places a figure between the installation of artist Rob Heard, Shrouds of the Somme, who honors the dead of World War I at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. 72,396 small hooded figures representing soldiers who died and were never recovered from the Somme battlefields were organized by volunteers and members of 1 Royal Anglican Regiment.
PAN
12/50 November 6, 2018
Adrian Lester, Sir Lenny Henry, Ade Adepitan, Nadine Marsh-Edwards, Marcus Ryder and Meera Syal deliver a letter, signed by a number of stars, to Downing Street, asking for tax incentives to promote change and boost diversity. the camera
PAN
13/50 November 5, 2018
EU citizens residing in the UK participate in a demonstration along Whitehall. Three campaign groups, the3million, British in Europe & # 39; and UNISON teamed up to form a human chain from Downing Street to Parliament Square and MPs lobby.
Getty
14/50 November 4, 2018
The Leicester City team with Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha (white uniform center) son of the Thai owner of Leicester City, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, while they pay their respects during the second day of the funeral ceremony at the Buddhist temple Wat Thepsirin in Bangkok. Players and club officials arrived in Bangkok to attend a rite of mourning for the club's president, whose death last week in a helicopter crash struck the Premier League club.
King Power / AFP / Getty
15/50 November 3, 2018
The celebrity face of the Edenbridge Bonfire Society, Boris Johnson, is set on fire in Kent
PAN
16/50 November 2, 2018
Garlands reading "THE BOSS" to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, left by Leicester City players outside the King Power stadium. President Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was among those who tragically lost their lives on Saturday night when a helicopter carrying him and four others crashed outside the stadium.
PAN
17/50 November 1, 2018
The Google team is leading a strike at the company's headquarters in the UK, as part of a global campaign to manipulate sexual harassment by the technology giant. Hundreds of staff also left the European headquarters in Dublin, as well as other offices in different parts of the world.
AFP / Getty
18/50 October 31, 2018
Protesters block Parliament Square in London, while the environmental group Extinction Rebellion launches a mass civil disobedience campaign demanding action against climate change
PAN
19/50 October 30, 2018
British Prime Minister Theresa May on the right listens to Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg at the center, accompanied by Lithuanian Health Minister Aurelijus Veryga at the Oslo Cancer Council for a summit to discuss the role of technology of health. Speaking from Oslo, May says the British budget for austere easing does not signal an impending election
NTB scanpix via AP
20/50 October 29, 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond retains his red ministerial cabinet outside 11 Downing Street flanked by Treasury colleagues (from left to right) Robert Jenrick, Liz Truss, Mel Stride and John Glen, before addressing the House of Commons deliver your budget.
PAN
21/50 October 28, 2018
Supporters pause to watch the floral tributes outside Leicester City Football Club's King Power Stadium after a helicopter owned by club president Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha fell outside the stadium the night before. It was confirmed on Sunday night that the charismatic Thai president died along with four other people in the accident.
AFP / Getty
22/50 October 27, 2018
Glenn Hoddle is taken to hospital after falling ill at BT Sport studio
Getty
23/50 October 26, 2018
A man was arrested for attempting to steal a copy of the Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral, one of the four remaining originals of the English historical document of freedom.
Reuters
24/50 October 25, 2018
Retail business man Sir Philip Green was appointed in Parliament for sexual harassment of employees
Getty
25/50 October 24, 2018
The Daily Telegraph reports that they were subject to an order of gagging to prohibit them from publishing the details of an important businessman who is facing allegations of sexual assault and racial abuse.
PAN
26/50 October 23, 2018
Thousands of working women took to the streets of Glasgow for an equal pay dispute with the City Hall
PAN
27/50 October 22, 2018
Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe called for an "urgent review" of the evidence surrounding cannabis legislation. Hogan-Howe, who has always endorsed harsh cannabis laws, investigated the matter for Channel 4's Dispatches program.
PAN
28/50 October 21, 2018
The Red Funnel ferry, Red Falcon, which collided with several small boats due to bad weather, passes by the mast of a submerged yacht leaving East Cowes on the Isle of Wight bound for Southampton
PAN
29/50 October 20, 2018
Anti-Brexit protesters cut a banner of the Westminster Bridge in London before joining the March for People's Vote for the Future in London, a march and demonstration in support of a second referendum in the EU
PAN
30/50 October 19, 2018
Members of a gang that abused vulnerable girls in Huddersfield have been arrested for more than 220 years.
Three trials in Leeds's Crown Court this year heard how at least 15 victims were treated and raped in the city of West Yorkshire between 2004 and 2011.
They were between 11 and 17 when they were "deliberately targeted" by older men trafficked by the region.
West Yorkshire Police
31/50 October 18, 2018
Theresa May leaves after a press conference at the European Union leaders' summit in Brussels
Reuters
32/50 October 17, 2018
Police officers with a bomb-destroying robot at Victoria Embankment, in front of Scotland Yard police headquarters in central London, after emergency services were alerted to reports of a suspicious package
AFP / Getty
33/50 October 16, 2018
Scottish Power will become the first major UK energy company to generate all of its energy from the wind after selling its remaining gas and hydroelectric stations to Drax in a £ 702 million deal.
Getty
34/50 October 15, 2018
Prime Minister Theresa May lurks a hot water urn during a gathering at a social group in Vauxhall of a charity that works to combat loneliness in launching the first strategy of loneliness. Launching the strategy, May confirmed that British GPs could refer lonely people to community and volunteer activities by 2023, paying tribute to labor activist Jo Cox, who campaigned to end loneliness before his death.
PAN
35/50 October 14, 2018
Jeremy Hunt, who will meet the Foreign Ministers of Eastern Europe at the official residence of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, ahead of tomorrow's meetings at the Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg, where sanctions for chemical weapons will be formally adopted.
PAN
36/50 October 13, 2018
Police hold a departure from Football Lads main march as they try to approach a rival anti-faction demonstration in London
AP
37/50 October 12, 2018
Waves hit Cawsand, Cornwall as Storm Callum arrives in the UK
PAN
38/50 October 11, 2018
Former Prime Minister John Major has spoken out against the launch of Universal Credit (the new government benefit model). Claiming that this would hurt families with "already scarce living standards," he suggested that the policy could be equally damaging to Theresa May, since Poll Tax was for Margaret Thatcher
PAN
39/50 October 10, 2018
The Supreme Court ruled that two Belfast bakers were under the law to refuse to cook a cake that would endorse gay marriage. The case, which began in 2014 and has advanced to the highest court in the country, has been controversial and has raised discussions on the balance of rights and equality
Reuters
40/50 October 9, 2018
Scottish Prime Minister and leader of the Scottish National Party, Nicola Sturgeon acknowledges the applause in delivering his speech to the delegates on the last day of the annual SNP conference in Glasgow.
AFP / Getty
41/50 October 8, 2018
Anna Richardson and Alastair Campbell pose with their portraits at Let's Talk, a photography exhibition created in partnership with Mental Health UK at Regent's Place in London. It is designed to inspire open and honest conversations about mental health, describing the inner battles of each subject on their faces.
Paul Davey / SWNS
42/50 October 7, 2018
The street-makers Giants & # 39; of the Royal De Luxe theater company during street theater performances in Liverpool
PAN
43/50 October 6, 2018
Banksy's Girl With Balloon artwork, which fell apart after being sold for more than 1 million pounds at auction. The auction house was forced to admit that Banksy-ed after the canvas suddenly went through a crusher installed in the frame
PAN
44/50 October 5, 2018
A new work of art representing Prime Minister Theresa May of street artist The Pink Bear Rebel recently appeared in Glasgow's West End
PAN
45/50 October 4, 2018
Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn on a climbing wall during a visit to The Climbing Lab in Leeds, which was damaged during the Boxing Day floods in 2015, he supported the city's offer for more funding for flood defenses to prevent future disasters
PAN
46/50 October 3, 2018
British Prime Minister Theresa May dances a few steps as she takes to the stage to address the fourth and final day of the Conservative Party Conference at the International Convention Center in Birmingham
AFP / Getty
47/50 October 2, 2018
Boris Johnson warned that Theresa May's Brexit plans for "fraud" would leave the UK in "handcuffs" and would lead to far-right and far-left dominance in British politics during her speech at an event at the Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham .
PAN
48/50 October 1, 2018
Ruth Davidson, Scottish Conservative leader, addresses the annual Conservative Party conference at the International Convention Center in Birmingham
PAN
49/50 September 30, 2018
Demonstrators set out for an anti-Brexit march organized by the "Best For Britain" campaign group in central Birmingham
AFP / Getty
50/50 September 29, 2018
British Royal Navy Commander Nathan Gray landed his F-35B aboard the HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time.
Two F-35B Lightning II jets landed successfully on HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time, laying the groundwork for the next 50 years of fixed-wing aviation in support of Carrier Strike Capability in the UK.
British Royal Navy Commander Nathan Gray, 41, made history by being the first to land, carefully maneuvering his sneaky jet to the heat-coated deck. He was followed by Squad Leader Andy Edgell of the RAF, both test pilots, operating with the Integrated Testing Force (ITF), based at Naval Air Station in Patuxent River, Maryland.
Pouco depois, uma vez conduzida uma inspeção no convés e tudo pronto, Cdr Gray se tornou o primeiro piloto a decolar usando a rampa de esqui do navio.
Direitos autorais da coroa / PO Arron Hoare
Seus comentários seguem sua admissão na semana passada em uma entrevista com o Der Spiegel que "não podemos pará-lo" – em referência à saída do Reino Unido da UE.
"O referendo aconteceu", disse ele. "O artigo 50 foi acionado. O que podemos fazer é reconhecer as razões pelas quais as pessoas votaram em Sair."
Isso levou Sir Keir Starmer, o secretário sombra do Brexit, a tentar esclarecer a confusão sobre a política do partido, alegando que "o Brexit pode ser parado".
No domingo, duas pesquisas de opinião mostraram que as fortunas eleitorais dos conservadores foram prejudicadas, com o partido de Ms May agora atrás dos trabalhistas.
O Independent lançou sua campanha #FinalSay para exigir que os eleitores recebam uma voz no acordo final do Brexit.
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