Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, says Andy Burnham

The current Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, according to Andy Burnham. He says Brexit has not played out like it was promised to the public, and it has weakened the economy. He also says the current deal is not good enough, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says he would not move away from the red lines in Labour’s manifesto, and he is not proposing rejoining the EU in this parliament. He says we are way, way away from that at this particular point in time, but he is saying we need to take some practical steps to make the arrangement work better. He says he hopes the UK-EU summit on 20 November could yield a deal that would be good for British food manufacturers, because they have been hit hard by Brexit.

The current Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, according to Andy Burnham. He says Brexit has not played out like it was promised to the public, and it has weakened the economy. He also says the current deal is not good enough, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says he would not move away from the red lines in Labour’s manifesto, and he is not proposing rejoining the EU in this parliament. He says we are way, way away from that at this particular point in time, but he is saying we need to take some practical steps to make the arrangement work better. He says he hopes the UK-EU summit on 20 November could yield a deal that would be good for British food manufacturers, because they have been hit hard by Brexit.

Andy Burnham says the current Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says Brexit has not played out like it was promised to the public, and it has weakened the economy. He also says the current deal is not good enough, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says he would not move away from the red lines in Labour’s manifesto, and he is not proposing rejoining the EU in this parliament. He says we are way, way away from that at this particular point in time, but he is saying we need to take some practical steps to make the arrangement work better. He says he hopes the UK-EU summit on 20 November could yield a deal that would be good for British food manufacturers, because they have been hit hard by Brexit.

The current Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, according to Andy Burnham. He says Brexit has not played out like it was promised to the public, and it has weakened the economy. He also says the current deal is not good enough, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says he would not move away from the red lines in Labour’s manifesto, and he is not proposing rejoining the EU in this parliament. He says we are way, way away from that at this particular point in time, but he is saying we need to take some practical steps to make the arrangement work better. He says he hopes the UK-EU summit on 20 November could yield a deal that would be good for British food manufacturers, because they have been hit hard by Brexit.

Andy Burnham says the current Brexit deal is not good enough for Britain, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says Brexit has not played out like it was promised to the public, and it has weakened the economy. He also says the current deal is not good enough, but he rules out major changes in the current parliament. He says he would not move away from the red lines in Labour’s manifesto, and he is not proposing rejoining the EU in this parliament. He says we are way, way away from that at this particular point in time, but he is saying we need to take some practical steps to make the arrangement work better. He says he hopes the UK-EU summit on 20 November could yield a deal that would be good for British food manufacturers, because they have been hit hard by Brexit.