Andy Burnham last night raised the prospect of a referendum as he restarted the Brexit wars.
The Prime Minister provoked fury by declaring that the UK could go ‘all the way’ back into the European Union.
He raised other options for the country’s future relationship with Brussels, including rejoining the single market or customs union along with the ‘associate membership’ recently offered to Canada.
And he refused to rule out a fresh national vote despite admitting it would be ‘divisive’.
It came just a few months after he insisted – while campaigning to be elected in a heavily Leave-voting constituency – that he did
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