Brexit deal between May and Corbyn would 'satisfy nobody' and 'make country poorer', Nicola Sturgeon says

Scottish first minister warns against 'cobbled together least bad option' and calls for long delay to Brexit instead. Any Brexit deal agreed between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn would 'make the country poorer', Nicola Sturgeon has said. The Scottish first minister said a cross-party compromise plan would be a 'cobbled together least bad option' that 'satisfies nobody' and could be 'unpicked' by a future Eurosceptic prime minister such as Boris Johnson.