Andy Burnham was accused of betraying British workers and jobless youngsters as he opened the door to reviving free movement with the EU.
In a major intervention, the Prime Minister signalled he is ready to suspend Labour‘s Brexit ‘red lines’ to secure a closer deal with Brussels.
Angela Rayner suggested that Labour could even take Britain back into the EU’s single market without holding a referendum.
The PM’s comments triggered a major backlash – and warnings it would deliver a ‘hammer blow’ to the job prospects of British youngsters.
Nigel Farage accused Mr Burnham of a ‘complete betrayal’ of the 2016 referendum, which he
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