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If Mr. Corbyn declined his offer, Ms. May would opt for a Question Time format with a studio audience led by presenter David Dimbleby, the Telegraph said.
A Labor spokesman said: "Jeremy would enjoy a face-to-face debate with Theresa May about her failed contract with Brexit and the future of our country."
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Keir Starmer, secretary of the Brexit Labor Party, said Corbyn would be happy to debate the prime minister, adding, "It sounds a lot like a general election campaign, I wonder if it's where he's heading . "
He told BBC Radio 4's Today Today that Ms. May had "no Plan B" if, as expected, her agreement was rejected by MPs.
Earlier, Irish leader Leo Varadkar made similar comments.
He said the best outcome for everyone would be that Britain stays in the EU, but since this would not happen, the draft agreement was "the best thing to do" .
In his statement to the House of Commons, the Prime Minister will say, "There is a choice that members will have to make.
Mr Varadkar made these comments after the approval of the draft withdrawal text at an extraordinary meeting of the EU Council in Brussels on Sunday.
"There is no plan B," he said.
"The truth is that what we have here is the best offer available both for the UK and for the European Union."
Mr Varadkar said that "the whole of the European Union" was of the opinion that the agreement could not be renegotiated.
On Monday, Ms May will challenge MEPs to support her plan for Brexit or risk leaving the EU without an agreement.
She will face the House of Commons after EU leaders have approved the deal and indicated that there was no question of renegotiation.
Ms May will tell the Commons "with absolute certainty" that there is "no better offer available".
She will warn that the rejection of her contract "will open the door to more division and uncertainty, with all the risks that will entail".
Leaders of the remaining 27 member states took less than 40 minutes to approve the deal on Sunday.
Ms. May is now going to vote for MPs before Christmas, but she faces a battle to get her to the House of Commons in the face of intense opposition from supporters of her party. rest.
Theresa May will tell MPs to agree to the Brexit agreement approved by the EU (Photo: PA)
She has already begun a campaign of direct sale of its market to the public in the hope that its support manages to convince the deputies opposed to the project before the vote of the House of Commons, waited for in the week of December 10th.
"We can support this agreement, hold the referendum vote and build a brighter and more prosperous future for all our peoples.
"Or this House may choose to reject this agreement and return to square one. This would open the door to more division and more uncertainty, with all the risks that would entail. "
More than 80 Conservatives rejected the agreement. Opposition parties – and May's allies in the DUP – also opposed the deal.
