Britain's opposition leader to urge supporters to vote 'In' at EU referendum

[WorldNews]

Britain's opposition Labour leader, widely accused of only lukewarm backing for his party's "Remain" stance, will urge supporters on Tuesday to vote to stay in the European Union at a June 23 referendum. With polls showing Britons still evenly divided over how to vote, the "Remain" campaign has switched its focus to Labour voters, who it fears have been turned off by a debate dominated by splits within Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has rejected criticism he has not done enough to campaign for an "In" vote, will hold an event with his senior team and trade union leaders on Tuesday to make what he will describe as "Labour's case" to remain.

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