LIVERPOOL, England — Andy Burnham pledged to undertake the most ambitious review of Brexit since Britain left the EU. Speaking at his party’s annual conference in Liverpool on Tuesday, the U.K. prime minister said the current plans to improve the Brexit settlement struck by the last Conservative government were “not enough” and that leaving the bloc had done “more harm than good.” Instead, the newly-installed British PM said he would lay out at a summit with the EU later this year “what I believe the different options are for Britain's long-term relationship with our European partners.” “And there are different options," he said.
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