Burnham deflects on EU commitments despite poll pressure
2 Sep 24 12:00 PM · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
When asked about EU policy this week, PM Burnham—who previously said he favored rejoining "within my lifetime"—tells reporters it is a question "for another day," declining to commit to a manifesto pledge. He has also refused to rule out the option.
“Britain should signal an intention if the terms are right to enter into a structured formal relationship with Europe and initiate a process of negotiation where everything is on the table but nothing agreed until everything is agreed.”
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An MRP poll by YouGov for Best for Britain suggests Andy Burnham could win 321 seats at the next election if Labour pledged to reverse Brexit. That would leave the party five seats short of an overall majority – but still comfortably ahead of its rivals and in a position to form the largest party.
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