Jeremy Corbyn's plan to hold two referendums will take up the whole of 2020 and will cost over £150m

Jeremy Corbyn's plan to hold two referendums will take up the whole of 2020 and will cost over £150m
New analysis has revealed that Jeremy Corbyn’s plan to hold two referendums in 2020 will take until September 2020 at the very earliest, and that the cost will total £150 million.

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