Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly insisted the UK will not ask for an extension.
Boris Johnson had suggested a public fundraising drive to pay for the bell to ring to mark Brexit.
Overall, the number of applications finalised by the end of December was more than 2.45 million.
The shadow business secretary would narrowly beat Sir Keir Starmer, according to a survey of Labour members.
It comes after Labour pledged to give 16 year-olds a vote in a second Brexit referendum.
Meanwhile fellow Labour leadership candidate Lisa Nandy said US trade deal should be contingent on Trump not dumping Paris climate agreement.
The successor to Mr Corbyn will be announced on April 4 after members and other supporters cast their votes.
Jeremy Corbyn quizzed Boris Johnson at PMQs about growing cancer treatment delays, asking: “how many more patients will face are life-threatening delays because our NHS is understaffed an underfunded?”
"As long as it's your wish to stay with us, the European Union will always be your home"
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