Devolved first ministers say their nations' future is in the EU
3 Sep 23 7:01 PM · 1d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
The findings emerged as the first ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland said the future of their nations belongs 'in the European Union,' adding pressure on Westminster ahead of the delayed UK-EU summit.
“Public opinion has shifted, a majority of voters in each seat support EU membership, and – crucially – are prepared to vote tactically to achieve it.”
Naomi Smith, Chief executive, Best for Britain · reddit ↗
Andy Burnham Labour leader referenced as PM in the coverage
Nigel Farage Reform UK leaderNaomi Smith Chief executive, Best for BritainTom Brufatto Policy and research director, Best for Britain
Kemi Badenoch Conservative leader
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1 outlet Burnham’s only path to election victory is through pledging to rejoin the EU, research reveals
first by The Independent, 1d ago
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"The latest polling suggests # Labour could get as few as 136 seats if it does not change its red lines on # Brexit and sticks with the status quo, while # ReformUK would be on 300. The number of seats for Labour increases to 256 with a commitment to join the customs union, 257 with a promise to join the single market and 321 if Mr Burnham pledges…
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Snapshot of Burnham’s only path to election victory is through pledging to rejoin the EU, research reveals submitted by Visual_Title9363: An archived version can be found here or here. or here If the above links don't work, try this one . Some publications may require you to register a free account to read their articles. Being connected to a VPN…
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Celtic secession talks, MPs breaking ranks internally when it comes to EU and Greens/Lib Dems are always an electoral challenge. The argument is only so if he wants to retain a majority or have to work with others to form a government
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While full member of the EU they will eventually join the Euro just as they will eventually lose the veto; it's just a matter of time..
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