UK Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to meet with the leader of the country's opposition Labor Party Jeremy Corbyn to save Brexit, The Guardian reported

Corbyn, in his turn, noted that his priorities are the customs union and the rights of workers.

Meanwhile, a group of UK parliamentarians is set to withdraw the country from the EU without concluding any deal.

Theresa May's statement about her intention to meet with Corbyn aroused anger in her own Conservative Party, including ex-Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, who accused her of entrusting the final development of the Brexit Labor Plan.