Corbyn - We will not do coalition deal after Dec. 12 election

Reuters

Published Nov 17, 2019 11:04

Corbyn - We will not do coalition deal after Dec. 12 election

LONDON (Reuters) - British oppposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said his party would not form a coalition government if it fails to secure a majority in parliament at a Dec. 12 election.

Four opinion polls published on Saturday put Labour between 10 and 17 percentage points behind Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives.

Asked about possible demands for a Scottish independence referendum in return for the support of the Scottish National Party (SNP) if Labour are short of a majority, Corbyn told BBC TV: "We are not doing deals with anybody."