Britain must stay in EU's single market after Brexit: Labour lawmakersLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s main opposition Labour Party must commit to staying in the European Union s single market after Brexit and put an end to Prime Minister Theresa May s  destructive Brexit , several of its lawmakers said on Sunday. At the beginning of the party s annual conference, Labour lawmakers and trade union leaders wrote an open letter to their leader, calling on Jeremy Corbyn to  go further  than his current position to press for being part of the single market during any transition after Britain leaves in March 2019. After months of sticking to a position little different from the governing Conservative Party s pursuit of a clean break with the EU, Labour changed tack last month by saying, if in power, the party would press for full access to the single market during a transition - something that could continue beyond.  We have watched with dismay as the government has used a narrow referendum result to justify an extreme approach to Brexit,  the lawmakers said in a letter published in Britain s Observer newspaper.  So at our conference this week, Labour should commit to staying in the Single Market and Customs Union   ruling out no options for how to achieve this.  Labour s earlier move was aimed at increasing pressure on May, weakened after losing her party s majority in parliament in a June election she did not need to call and struggling to unite her own party over Brexit. But Labour is also keenly aware that many of its supporters, especially in northern and central England, voted for Brexit and want controls on immigration which many blame for stretching public services, such as hospitals and schools. Corbyn, who says he is preparing for government, told the BBC he was listening to those members of the Labour Party who want to keep the closest possible ties with the EU, but he did not say whether he would change the party s policy. Instead, he said he believed a transitional period with full single market access should last for as long as is necessary and offered some support for continued migration. In the letter, Labour lawmakers attacked the Conservative Party s  damaging promise to cut net migration to the tens of thousands .  Labour must be clear: migrants are not to blame for falling wages, job insecurity, bad housing and overstretched public services,  the letter said. worldnews
britain must stay eu single market brexit labour lawmakerslondon reuters britain main opposition labour party must commit staying european union single market brexit put end prime minister theresa may destructive brexit several lawmakers said sunday at beginning party annual conference labour lawmakers trade union leaders wrote open letter leader calling jeremy corbyn go current position press part single market transition britain leaves march after months sticking position little different governing conservative party pursuit clean break eu labour changed tack last month saying power party would press full access single market transition something could continue beyond we watched dismay government used narrow referendum result justify extreme approach brexit lawmakers said letter published britain observer newspaper so conference week labour commit staying single market customs union ruling options achieve labour earlier move aimed increasing pressure may weakened losing party majority parliament june election need call struggling unite party brexit but labour also weekly aware many supporters especially northern central england voted brexit want controls immigration many blame stretching public services hospitals schools corbyn says preparing government told bbc listening members labour party want keep closest possible ties eu say whether would change party policy instead said believed transitional period full single market access last long necessary offered support continued migration in letter labour lawmakers attacked conservative party damaging promise cut net migration tens thousands labour must clear migrants blame falling wages job insecurity bad housing overstretched public services letter said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Britain must stay in EU's single market after Brexit: Labour lawmakersLONDON (Reuters) - Britain s main opposition Labour Party must commit to staying in the European Union s single market after Brexit and put an end to Prime Minister Theresa May s  destructive Brexit , several of its lawmakers said on Sunday. At the beginning of the party s annual conference, Labour lawmakers and trade union leaders wrote an open letter to their leader, calling on Jeremy Corbyn to  go further  than his current position to press for being part of the single market during any transition after Britain leaves in March 2019. After months of sticking to a position little different from the governing Conservative Party s pursuit of a clean break with the EU, Labour changed tack last month by saying, if in power, the party would press for full access to the single market during a transition - something that could continue beyond.  We have watched with dismay as the government has used a narrow referendum result to justify an extreme approach to Brexit,  the lawmakers said in a letter published in Britain s Observer newspaper.  So at our conference this week, Labour should commit to staying in the Single Market and Customs Union   ruling out no options for how to achieve this.  Labour s earlier move was aimed at increasing pressure on May, weakened after losing her party s majority in parliament in a June election she did not need to call and struggling to unite her own party over Brexit. But Labour is also keenly aware that many of its supporters, especially in northern and central England, voted for Brexit and want controls on immigration which many blame for stretching public services, such as hospitals and schools. Corbyn, who says he is preparing for government, told the BBC he was listening to those members of the Labour Party who want to keep the closest possible ties with the EU, but he did not say whether he would change the party s policy. Instead, he said he believed a transitional period with full single market access should last for as long as is necessary and offered some support for continued migration. In the letter, Labour lawmakers attacked the Conservative Party s  damaging promise to cut net migration to the tens of thousands .  Labour must be clear: migrants are not to blame for falling wages, job insecurity, bad housing and overstretched public services,  the letter said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: britain must stay eu single market brexit labour lawmakerslondon reuters britain main opposition labour party must commit staying european union single market brexit put end prime minister theresa may destructive brexit several lawmakers said sunday at beginning party annual conference labour lawmakers trade union leaders wrote open letter leader calling jeremy corbyn go current position press part single market transition britain leaves march after months sticking position little different governing conservative party pursuit clean break eu labour changed tack last month saying power party would press full access single market transition something could continue beyond we watched dismay government used narrow referendum result justify extreme approach brexit lawmakers said letter published britain observer newspaper so conference week labour commit staying single market customs union ruling options achieve labour earlier move aimed increasing pressure may weakened losing party majority parliament june election need call struggling unite party brexit but labour also weekly aware many supporters especially northern central england voted brexit want controls immigration many blame stretching public services hospitals schools corbyn says preparing government told bbc listening members labour party want keep closest possible ties eu say whether would change party policy instead said believed transitional period full single market access last long necessary offered support continued migration in letter labour lawmakers attacked conservative party damaging promise cut net migration tens thousands labour must clear migrants blame falling wages job insecurity bad housing overstretched public services letter said worldnews