🇬🇧 Andy Burnham
Burnham says Brexit caused more damage than it delivered benefits
What happened
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated that Brexit has caused more harm than benefits, citing a weakened economy and loss of control over immigration. He proposed exploring different options for a closer relationship with the EU. Labour MP Stella Creasy suggested removing the party's "red lines" on rejoining the EU's single market or customs union. The UK-EU summit, postponed after the resignation of Keir Starmer, has yet to be rescheduled.
Why it matters
Burnham's comments may signal a shift in Labour's stance on Brexit, which could impact the UK's future relationship with the EU and the country's economic and immigration policies. This could also influence the party's 2024 manifesto and the next general election. The Labour government's stance on Brexit may have significant implications for the UK's global influence and its place in the EU.
Key facts
- UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Brexit has caused more harm than benefits
- Labour MP Stella Creasy suggested removing the party's "red lines" on rejoining the EU's single market or customs union
- The UK-EU summit, postponed after the resignation of Keir Starmer, has yet to be rescheduled
- Burnham proposed exploring different options for a closer relationship with the EU
- Labour's 2024 manifesto may be affected by the party's stance on Brexit.
Official statement
“everything must be on the table”
🇬🇧 Andy Burnham · Full statement & source
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