General Election 2017: Theresa May fights back at Jeremy Corbyn as polls narrow to three points

 Laura Hughes, political correspondent -1 JUNE 2017

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Theresa May has accused Jeremy Corbyn of not "believing in Britain" as she called on voters to back her plans for Brexit.

The Prime Minister, who was ridiculed by opponents after refusing to take part in a major TV debate last night, battled to boost her reputation during a speech in Teesside.