Burnham and Badenoch go TOE TO TOE in HEATED commons debate over BREXIT U-TURN
Manchester Evening News
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Andy Burnham will use a key UK-EU summit next month to push for new post-Brexit deals with the bloc as he insisted “the status quo is not good enough” for Britain.
The two sides will seek to sign a new food and drink agreement, a youth mobility scheme and a pact on emissions trading which the Prime Minister hopes could provide a £10 billion boost to the economy.
But Britain remains braced for a possible row over protectionist “Made in Europe” trade rules amid industry fears they could lock out UK manufacturers.
In a Commons address on Monday, Mr Burnham told MPs it would be a “dereliction of duty” not to seek deeper partnership with the EU but said the British public will be the “boss” at every stage of renegotiating the relationship.
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There is next to no growth in the EU, and the similar economies of Germany italy and especially France are tanking.
The former president of the European Central Bank said that if the EU doesn't get another €800 billion per year it will die a slow agonising death.
He said that in September 2024, and the sensible countries Germany and the Netherlands immediately rejected the proposal
France which is on the edge of financial breakdown said yes to it. If France goes skint it will be devastating to the EU.
Burnham is a mendacious weakling.
Burnham and Badenoch go TOE TO TOE in HEATED commons debate over BREXIT U-TURN
Manchester Evening News
8,761 views
Andy Burnham will use a key UK-EU summit next month to push for new post-Brexit deals with the bloc as he insisted “the status quo is not good enough” for Britain.
The two sides will seek to sign a new food and drink agreement, a youth mobility scheme and a pact on emissions trading which the Prime Minister hopes could provide a £10 billion boost to the economy.
But Britain remains braced for a possible row over protectionist “Made in Europe” trade rules amid industry fears they could lock out UK manufacturers.
In a Commons address on Monday, Mr Burnham told MPs it would be a “dereliction of duty” not to seek deeper partnership with the EU but said the British public will be the “boss” at every stage of renegotiating the relationship.
Listen to The Mancunian Way episodes every week on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify:
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