Prime Minister Andy Burnham has declared that 'Brexit has done more harm than good' as he sets Britain on a path to closer ties with the European Union.
He made the blunt remarks while addressing Labour delegates at their annual conference in Liverpool.
Direct Message to Labour Delegates
Speaking at the conference, Burnham delivered a stark assessment of the UK's departure from the EU, framing it as a damaging chapter in the country's recent history.
The comments signal a clear shift in the government's approach towards Europe, with closer cooperation now positioned as a central priority.
Path to Closer EU Relations
Burnham's statement sets out an agenda aimed at rebuilding ties with the European Union, reversing the stance taken under previous leadership.
His remarks come amid ongoing debates about the long-term impact of Brexit on the UK's economy and public services, including the NHS.
