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Jeremy Corbyn has revealed that a second Brexit vote will be held next June if Labour win power.

But he refused to state which way he would vote himself – saying only that he will “referee” the warring factions, and let the public make the final decision.

His plan is for a swift renegotiation after winning the next election – likely to be called at the end of November or in early December.

That would involve a deal with the EU to keep the UK in a customs union, with single market access removing the threat of a hard Irish border.

That is expected to be completed by February, and the deal would be put to the people in June – with the option to remain instead.

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Mr Corbyn said: “We’re the party that can put Brexit to bed and show there is life beyond Brexit.

“We would not go down the road of an American trade deal which seems to be the only thing Boris Johnson is interested in.

“That would be a one-sided deal which would do enormous damage to our economy and change the nature of our society. My job is to ensure we are to make the offer to the British people between leave with a trading arrangement with Europe which protects jobs or remain and hopefully reform.”

Asked how he might vote, Mr Corbyn said: “I’ll let you know at the time.”

Meanwhile the Labour leader said he was determined to tackle anti-semitism in the party.

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New rules mean any serious cases will be fast tracked within weeks by a special panel with powers to order expulsion.

Asked if his plan for government was a socialist revolution, but a very British one, Mr Corbyn replied: “That’s a good way of putting it. We’ll build on past achievements.”

On a plan to introduce a four day, 32-hour week on the same pay he said: “Socialism is about advancing everyone’s freedom.

“Part of that freedom is having more time to spend with your friends and loved ones.”

On taxing private schools by abolishing their charitable status, making them pay fair business rates and charging VAT on fees he said: “Nurses, teachers, small business and everybody else have to pay their taxes.

“Why should elitist institutions be different?”

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Mr Corbyn is also wary of comparing himself with Marvel comic characters as Boris Johnson did and was then ridiculed as the Incredible Hulk.

The Labour leader said: “I’m no superhero but I hope my superpower is listening to people. You can learn a lot from listening.”

Mr Johnson described Mr Corbyn as a “superannuated Marxist” in an email to Conservative party members on Friday.

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Mr Corbyn sniffed: “That’s ridiculously ageist. I haven’t got anything against him because of his age.”

A YouGov survey for People’s Vote out today shows Boris Johnson’s Tory lead halved to seven points ahead of Jeremy Corbyn ’s Labour which is only one point ahead of the Lib Dems.

The survey of 2,000 voters puts Conservatives on 30 per cent, Labour on 23, Lib Dems on 22 and the Brexit Party at 14.

This would leave the PM 19 seats short of an overall majority with both Labour and Conservatives losing seats to the Lib Dems and SNP .