Labour Party supports `People’s Vote’ on Brexit if no new election
By Bloomberg
24 September 2018 |
12:46 pm
U.K. Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell, a Labour Party lawmaker, discusses the right for employees to own stakes in companies, the economy and Brexit. He speaks from the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool.
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