Cameron Tells Embattled Corbyn: ‘For Heaven’s Sake Man, Go’
- Labour leader ignores calls to quit after no-confidence vote
- Standoff deepens U.K. political crisis since Brexit referendum
U.K.'s Cameron to Corbyn: 'For Heaven's Sake, Man, Go'
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron used his weekly question time in Parliament to heap further pressure on opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, demanding he step down after the bulk of Labour Party lawmakers passed a motion of no confidence in their embattled chief.
“It might be in my party’s interest for him to sit there,” Cameron told the House of Commons in London on Wednesday.“It’s not in the national interest. And I would say: for heaven’s sake man, go!”