UK PM Burnham says election not coming 'any time soon'
- On Monday, Prime Minister Andy Burnham ruled out an early election, stating there would be no vote "any time soon" as his focus remains on governing.
- Following a bounce in Labour's poll ratings, speculation regarding an early vote had intensified, prompting Burnham to insist the idea should be dismissed entirely.
- Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, Burnham criticized the current Brexit outcome, citing weakened immigration control and stating, "I don't think things have worked out as people said they would."
- Although hoping to see the UK return to the European Union within his lifetime, Burnham pledged no changes during this Parliament and aims to secure a better deal with Brussels.
- Respecting pledges to voters in Makerfield, The Prime Minister committed to Labour manifesto red lines and stated he would not "move ahead of the public" on future EU negotiations.
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he would like to see Britain rejoin the European Union in his lifetime, but ruled out a return during the current parliamentary term. In an interview with ITV's "Good Morning Britain," the prime minister argued that Brexit had weakened the economy and failed to deliver on promised immigration controls.
'We're Way, Way Away From That': Burnham Rules Out Rejoining EU In 'This Parliament'
Andy Burnham has ruled out rejoining the EU in this parliamentAndy Burnham has ruled out rejoining the EU in “this parliament”, saying the UK is “way, way, away from that” right now.The prime minister sparked speculation that he was trying to undo Brexit when he started calling for closer ties to Brussels after getting into No.10.He argued that last decade proves Brexit has not worked out like “people said it would” at the time of the 2016 refer…
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