PM 'Won't Rule Out New EU Vote': Referendum Plan Reignites Brexit War
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This time, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said it out loud. He does not exclude a new accession to the European Union, just over ten years after the Brexit referendum won nearly 52% by supporters of the EU's withdrawal. It is the British Prime Minister who has gone the furthest in this direction since the vote.
Britain can both stay outside the EU and return to the European community, as stated by British Prime Minister Andy Bernham.
Burnham: Second Brexit Referendum Is on the Table
Burnham said: “I can’t avoid the Europe question if I’m to put out a credible ten-year plan for Britain.” “I don’t know what Europe will say about the different options… We’ve got to look at where we are, where they are and see what is a realistic and viable approach in all of the areas…
The British leader comes out of the open, after yesterday's historic speech: "Getting out of the EU has brought more trouble than benefits. We have to consider what to do with the Union and we will do it soon. We could go all the way"
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