Government ministers are to be permitted to campaign on both the "Remain" and "Leave" sides in the upcoming referendum on UK membership of the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron has told the House of Commons
Jeremy Corbyn accused the prime minister of putting his party's future before the country's after Mr Cameron's announcement.
Mr Cameron told the Commons today that ministers would be allowed to campaign on either side of the referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.
ITV News Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship reports:
The Labour leader said: "Does he not see by isolating Britain from Europe he's making it more difficult to work with partners on all these issues, and he's putting the politics of his party above the national interest."
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