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UK Rejoining EU Debate

8 Oct

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BBC8 Oct

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure invited the UK to rejoin the EU during a BBC interview, commenting on Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s suggestion for a second Brexit referendum in a Labour manifesto. Lescure stated that while being part of the bloc has its challenges, it also helps address global issues collaboratively and welcomed Britain back "anytime." The minister also addressed domestic concerns in France…

'Come all the way' back to EU, French finance minister tells UK →

Daily Mail8 Oct

French finance minister Roland Lescure has encouraged Labour leader Andy Burnham to fully consider reversing Brexit, praising Burnham for opening the door to rejoining the European Union. In an interview with BBC, Lescure emphasized that Britain could "come back anytime" and participate in EU discussions like the controversial 'Made in Europe' scheme. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Burnham is scheduled to meet German…

French minister urges Burnham to go 'all the way' on reversing Brexit - as PM heads to Germany for talks ahead of EU summit →

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8 Oct
French finance minister Roland Lescure has invited Britain to "come all the way" back to the EU, after Prime Minister Andy Burnham signalled a second Brexit referendum was "possible" in a future Labour election manifesto.
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8 Oct French minister invites UK to ‘come all the way back’ to the EU
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8 Oct French minister urges Burnham to go 'all the way' on reversing Brexit - as PM heads to Germany for talks ahead of EU summitFrench finance minister Roland Lescure has encouraged Labour leader Andy Burnham to fully consider reversing Brexit, praising Burnham for opening the door to rejoining the European Union. In an interview with BBC, Lescure emphasized that Britain could "come back anytime" and participate in EU discussions like the controversial 'Made in Europe' scheme. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Burnham is scheduled to meet German…Daily Mail
8 Oct 'Come all the way' back to EU, French finance minister tells UKFrench Finance Minister Roland Lescure invited the UK to rejoin the EU during a BBC interview, commenting on Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s suggestion for a second Brexit referendum in a Labour manifesto. Lescure stated that while being part of the bloc has its challenges, it also helps address global issues collaboratively and welcomed Britain back "anytime." The minister also addressed domestic concerns in France…BBC

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