LIVERPOOL, England — Andy Burnham is planning to go big on Brexit. For his party, the question is: How big? The U.K. prime minister is now widely expected to use his annual speech to Labour’s party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday to talk up closer ties with the EU. But Burnham will have to strike a delicate balance between those in his party who want to walk back Brexit — and those who want to make peace with it . Hours ahead of Burnham’s speech, cabinet members were far from speaking with one voice on the issue. Lucy Powell, Labour’s deputy leader, said at the POLITICO Pub on the sidelines of the conference that going beyond EU plans inherited from Keir Starmer for a reset of relations was “not possible nor desirable.
We show the main point publicly. Create a free account to continue reading the full article, save it, discuss it, and connect it with market and OSINT context.