Theresa May urges Jeremy Corbyn to do a Brexit deal

According to the Sunday Times, Mrs May will comprise on three areas: customs, goods alignment and workers' rights. The paper says she could put forward plans for a comprehensive, but temporary, customs arrangement with the EU that would last until the next general election. The BBC's political correspondent Chris Mason said reaching a deal was 'fraught with risk' for both Mrs May and Mr Corbyn. 'A deal on a customs union would be deeply divisive for the Conservatives,' he said. 'Accepting there'd be no new referendum would split Labour.'