Sadiq Khan urges Labour to prepare UK for EU return
Sadiq Khan calls on Labour to start preparing British voters for rejoining the EU, arguing the case must be made well before the next general election.
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Khan urges Burnham to prepare UK for EU rejoining
Sir Sadiq Khan has demanded Andy Burnham start preparing Britain to rejoin the EU, sparking a backlash from Brexiteers including Reform UK MP Andrew Rosindell.
Burnham Urged to Heed Blair's EU Re-entry Advice
Tony Blair's institute urges Britain to rejoin a reformed EU within a decade, but Andy Burnham's government signals caution, with relations stalling.
One Nation funding questions: podcast probes party finances
One Nation receives millions in public funding, but former members accuse the party of leaving candidates out of pocket and letting donations get 'lost in the system'.
Burnham vows new course a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to set the UK on a new course, saying the decade since the Brexit vote brought too much drift and division.
Burnham pledges new UK course a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to set the UK on a new course, saying a decade since the Brexit vote has brought too much drift and division.
Poll: Is Brexit to blame for small boats crisis?
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has suggested Brexit is hampering the UK's ability to stop migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats. Conservative shadow home secretary Chris Philp accused him of 'gaslighting' the public.
Burnham: Brexit hampering Channel migrant crackdown
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Brexit caused a 'loss of collaboration with neighbours', hampering efforts to stop Channel crossings after a week in which over 700 migrants arrived in a single day.
Burnham accused of 'gaslighting' over Brexit small boats claim
Andy Burnham has been accused of 'gaslighting' Britons by blaming Brexit for the small boats crisis, as two men died crossing the Channel this week.
Heathrow expansion in doubt after PM's message to Labour MPs
Andy Burnham reportedly told Labour MPs he has 'never been in favour' of building a third runway at Heathrow, casting doubt on the project's future.
Poll: Should the UK rejoin the EU in the next 10 years?
Sir Tony Blair's think tank urges the UK to rejoin a reformed EU within a decade, while Sir Richard Branson calls Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster'.
Andrew Neil dismisses UK rejoin EU calls in Question Time clash
Andrew Neil argued the UK would return to a "different Europe" and noted Britain's growth has outpaced Germany, France and Italy since Brexit.
Blair's EU Rejoin Push: Arrogance and Cost Concerns
Sir Tony Blair's campaign to rejoin the EU reveals arrogance, but costs and currency issues loom. Experts estimate rejoining could cost around £31.3bn annually.
Branson calls Brexit 'disaster' as Blair think tank urges EU return
Sir Richard Branson has called Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' as a Tony Blair-led think tank urges Britain to commit to rejoining the EU within a decade.
Sky News halts for record 781 migrant crossings as Burnham faces backlash
Sky News paused for a breaking update on 24 September, revealing 781 migrants crossed the English Channel on Wednesday—the highest single-day total this year, dealing a blow to Andy Burnham.
Tony Blair urges UK to rejoin EU within a decade if it reforms
Tony Blair has called on the UK to rejoin the European Union within a decade, urging Andy Burnham to pursue a formal relationship with the bloc if it reforms.
Migrants refusing French help taken to Dover
Around 60 migrants who refused French coastguard help and spent over 33 hours at sea are being transported to Dover by water, an MP has said.
Blair think tank urges UK to rejoin EU within a decade
The Tony Blair Institute says Britain should set a clear public objective to rejoin the EU within a decade, subject to internal reform, as part of a new approach to post-Brexit relations.
Badenoch accuses Burnham of 'fiddling' as Russia threats grow
Kemi Badenoch has accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of 'fiddling while Europe is at risk of burning' as Russia ramps up aggression towards Ukraine's allies.
Tories: Burnham's EU reset 'doomed to fail' as PM 'panics'
The Tories have warned Andy Burnham's EU reset is 'doomed to fail', accusing the PM of holding 'panicked' meetings to row back on Keir Starmer's promises.
Osborne urges UK to rejoin EU customs union
Former Chancellor George Osborne says Britain should rejoin the EU customs union to boost the economy, sparking Brexiteer backlash.
GB News halted for breaking migrant alert in blow to Burnham
GB News was halted for a breaking alert after reports France wants to end the one-in-one-out migrant deal with the UK, a blow to Andy Burnham.
SNP challenges Scottish Labour leadership hopefuls over IndyRef2
The SNP has challenged Scottish Labour leadership candidates Michael Marra and Joe Fagan to explain how a second independence referendum could be achieved, following the PM's intervention.
Miliband rejects chief rabbi criticism over settlement sanctions
Ed Miliband has rejected the chief rabbi's criticism of UK sanctions on Israeli settlements, saying the move was 'the right thing to do' and defending it as standing up for British values.
DWP PIP cuts 'final recommendations' in weeks as new update given
Nearly half of Britons support increased disability benefits spending, making PIP cuts 'politically risky' ahead of the Timms review's final recommendations this autumn.
Farage demands Burnham review migrant grants after protests
Nigel Farage has demanded Andy Burnham review grants given to illegal immigrants following protests in Dover and Portsmouth over the arrival of asylum seekers.
Reform UK Scotland leader pledges income tax review
Reform UK Scotland leader Malcolm Offord pledged to review Scotland's six-band income tax system, calling it 'nuts' and saying it drags medium earners into higher bands.
Burnham under fire over 'staggering' tuition fee rise
Tuition fees for English universities have risen by 879% since 1998, with Prime Minister Andy Burnham accused of breaking his pledge to scrap them.
Nepal flood death toll tops 670 as search for missing continues
Search teams continue to look for nearly 3,000 people missing after Nepal flash floods killed more than 670, including over 30 British nationals unaccounted for.
Iceland Votes on EU Future: Sovereignty, Farming, Fishing
Iceland holds a referendum on EU membership, with sovereignty, farming, and fishing rights at the heart of the debate.
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