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02 October 2026
It is becoming clearer by the day that prime minister Andy Burnham is not just talking about rejoining the EU, but seriously exploring the possibility.
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29 September 2026
Big news from Labour conference: prime minister Andy Burnham reportedly plans to commit the party to rejoining the EU.
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Visit the shop »This is quite consistent in polling. Many people imagine that there is some timid compromise out there that would command public support, but fully rejoining is more popular than any other specific option.
Quoting @cambsforeurope.bsky.social
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No one wants to hear the truth about the Euro.
Rejoiners mostly want the Euro. Brexiters claim we'd be forced to take it.
The truth is that it is TOUGH to join the Euro!
Even after rejoining the EU, it would take years to meet the criteria.
But this simple point doesn't get the clicks.
This is true, but it's also much underestimated that joining the Euro is actually *difficult*.
If the UK was an EU member today, it would not meet the criteria for joining the Euro.
Forget being 'forced'. It takes significant effort for it to even be an option!
Quoting @columnist.bsky.social
