Jeremy Corbyn 'not advocating' Irish unity referendum

Jeremy Corbyn is not calling for a referendum on Irish unity but highlighted how a poll could be held under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement.The Labour leader has historically supported the policy but announced on Friday that he was not "advocating" a referendum on it.Under the Good Friday Agreement, the Northern Ireland Secretary has the power to call a poll on whether Northern Ireland should stay aligned with Britain or become part of the Republic of Ireland.