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The EU said Wednesday it was up to London to chart a way forward for Britain's relations with the bloc, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham put the idea of rejoin…
The EU said Wednesday it was up to London to chart a way forward for Britain's relations with the bloc, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham put the idea of rejoining on the table. Burnham reopened the divisive Brexit debate Wednesday by saying his centre-left Labour government could go "all the way" and propose membership of the bloc, once it has weighed the "pros and cons" of different possible relationships with Europe. For the European perspective, FRANCE 24's Dave Keating reports from Brussels.
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@@HébertBourguignonImported1mo ago
The EU had absolutely no appetite to offer the UK what it gave up with Brexit after having been a duplicitous "thorn in the side" of EU for decades.
<br>The past decade has been a rather humbling affair for "Great" Britain. They no longer have any say in the EU and on the world stage the UK has had little impact as it cycles through PM after PM.
<br>Some have argued the UK aggressively supported growth in the EU membership to dilute the power of France and Germany?
<br>Sadly, the UK still has a large constituency of Farage exceptionalists, the "Americans" of Europe. If the UK wants back in they must not "cherry pick" the EU. Let's give this a generation.
@@CroíNaGalliamhImported1mo ago
The biggest issue is, many of the older generation are still hard Brexiters. Rejoining in the next ten years could cause a party to gain power and immediately pull out of the EU again. I'd love the uk back in the EU but i think it's too soon to rejoin with the politic climate in Britain
@@VaucluseVanguardImported1mo ago
Hi to all. There is almost no chance the UK will rejoin in the next two decades. The rejoiners are suffering from the delusion they did as remainers. The EU has changed a great deal since 2016 and the UK won’t get the deal it had. To leave required a simple yes/no vote, rejoin will require a firm proposal and once people have a specific deal on the table, many ‘soft’ rejoiners may not approve.
@@wyattbikerImported1mo ago
The British Monarchy likes the look of the currency too much. Will never let it happen 😂
@@PhilGregory101Imported1mo ago
So much for democracy. Politicians should respect the vote of the British public and stop trying to do a redo all the time. Why rejoin the EU when they have not changed or improved. The UK should instead seek to form it's own group as the EU is inefficient and unreliable and just not a good fit.
@@evie1915Imported1mo ago
UK here, I don't want the opt the outs, Schengen yes, euro yes, If I moved to let's say canada I would take the Canadian dollar. What does it matter it is a currency. The problem with asking on the street is that you ask the older generation not the younger.
@@gregnorth6413Imported1mo ago
Is it true that the EU have never had a role in defence? No, they already have a Memorandum of Understanding with NATO. The NATO SG is an ex-Netherlands PM too. So the EU holds the influence. The EU also has an Article in that if any EU state is under a hostile action, other states are committed to coming to their aid.
@@adsfwef1331Imported1mo ago
EU is the REAL Democracy in Europe! UK should join the club!!!
@@stephanierose-mitchellImported1mo ago
Pipedreams from Andy again what a economic mistake
@@googleaccountuser3116Imported1mo ago
Can't these anglosaxens just stay on their island? They're not europeans & they nag like americans & the dutch. We don't need this.
@@Optimistic-101Imported1mo ago
Nope.
@@herlandercarvalhoImported1mo ago
Computer says no... <b>*COUGH*</b><br>(the UK is way too unstable, politically)
The EU said Wednesday it was up to London to chart a way forward for Britain's relations with the bloc, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham put the idea of rejoining on the table. Burnham reopened the divisive Brexit debate Wednesday by saying his centre-left Labour government could go "all the way" and propose membership of the bloc, once it has weighed the "pros and cons" of different possible relationships with Europe. For the European perspective, FRANCE 24's Dave Keating reports from Brussels.
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<br>The past decade has been a rather humbling affair for "Great" Britain. They no longer have any say in the EU and on the world stage the UK has had little impact as it cycles through PM after PM.
<br>Some have argued the UK aggressively supported growth in the EU membership to dilute the power of France and Germany?
<br>Sadly, the UK still has a large constituency of Farage exceptionalists, the "Americans" of Europe. If the UK wants back in they must not "cherry pick" the EU. Let's give this a generation.