Andy Burnham claimed today that Britain has ‘lost more than we gained’ in the decade since the Brexit referendum – as he pressed ahead with his push for closer ties with Brussels.
Ahead of meeting European leaders at a UK-EU summit next week, the Prime Minister said a new deal he hopes to secure will ‘get food prices down’ and put more money in the pockets of British exporters.
Mr Burnham is expected to sign new agreements on food, emissions trading and youth mobility – arguing that he could strike a ‘win-win’ deal that could increase GDP by 0.4 per cent. He
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