Burnham Plans New UK-EU Agreements at Summit
Andy Burnham said the UK would seek new agreements with the European Union at a summit next month.
The plans are for food and drink.
They are for youth mobility.
They are for energy or emissions trading.
Burnham said it could help UK growth.
The government will keep its promises.
It will not join the EU.
It will not join the single market.
It will not join the customs union.
It will not bring back free movement.
These promises last until the next election.
Kemi Badenoch is Conservative leader.
Kemi Badenoch accused Burnham of “unpicking” Brexit.
She said he would not improve it.
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