🇬🇧 Andy Burnham
Burnham hits back at Cameron over Brexit as he claims EU deal could deliver what voters wanted in 2016 - London Business News
What happened
Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has disputed David Cameron's warning against reopening the Brexit debate, stating that a new EU deal could be a "win-win" for Britain and Europe. Burnham believes the deal could deliver a Brexit more in line with voters' expectations in 2016, and increase UK GDP by 0.4%. He also dismissed David Cameron's assertion that Brexit is not responsible for the UK's economic problems.
Why it matters
The exchange between Burnham and Cameron highlights the ongoing debate over the UK's relationship with the EU, and the potential implications for the country's economy and politics.
Key facts
- The UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has disputed David Cameron's warning against reopening the Brexit debate.
- Burnham believes a new EU deal could deliver a Brexit similar to what voters wanted in 2016.
- The deal could increase UK GDP by 0.4%.
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