US Edition'Third PM to sell us out': The risk to Starmer if he fails fishermen in Brexit reset
- Keir Starmer is preparing to sign a new deal with the EU, which includes concessions on fishing rights, as reported by The Times.
- The deal will allow British firms access to the EU's £150 billion defense fund and will replace annual negotiations with a multi-year arrangement.
- Suffolk fisherman Paul Lines expressed that surrendering fishing rights is a "Brexit betrayal" and feels that fishermen have been "forgotten."
- Jacob Rees-Mogg criticized the EU and urged the government not to betray fishermen again.
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Why did anyone fool themselves into thinking Keir didn't want to undo Brexit?
DID anyone fool themselves into thinking that a government led by Keir Starmer, who spent much of his time as Shadow Brexit secretary pushing for a second referendum, would really give up on EU membership so easily as he claimed to have done? The Prime Minister insists that Brexit has been done and will not be undone. GettyPlans to allow under 30s freedom of movement from EU to Britain would be yet another betrayal of hard fought Brexit[/capti…
'Brexit Betrayal!' Fisherman blasts Labour as trade faces 'final nail in the coffin': 'We have nothing left'
'Brexit Betrayal!' Fisherman blasts Labour as trade faces 'final nail in the coffin': 'We have nothing left' - Suffolk fisherman Paul Lines has been left furious and claimed that it is "the final nail in the coffin" after it has been revealed that Keir Starmer is reportedly preparing to give Brussels a larger share of UK waters to secure access for British defence firms to EU weapons contracts
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