Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn agree to suspend election campaign after Manchester attack

May and Corbyn have said they are suspending their election campaigns, after a suspected terror attack.

London: British Prime Minister Theresa May and main opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn have said they are suspending their election campaigns "until further notice" on Tuesday after a suspected terror attack.

Labour leader Corbyn said he had spoken to Conservative leader May and they had agreed that all national campaigning ahead of the June 8 vote would be suspended, the Press Association news agency reported.