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Jeremy Corbyn has refused to say whether he would back Brexit and vote Leave if there was another EU referendum.

The Labour leader campaigned for Remain but he has joined Theresa May in refusing to be drawn on whether he would now switch his vote.

Mrs May repeatedly refused to say on Tuesday whether she would vote for Brexit in a second poll as she dismissed the question as “hypothetical” and insisted there will not be another referendum.

A spokesman for Mr Corbyn echoed a similar sentiment, telling reporters after Prime Minister’s Questions: “Jeremy campaigned for Remain or reform and he is committed to what he said in that campaign.

“There is no other referendum. We respect the result of the referendum so we want to be part of these negotiations.

“We are interested in a Brexit that puts jobs first. We are focussing on outcomes.”