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10%
2 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Andy Burnham's Brexit 'surrender' drive is ramping up today as he joins EU leaders for talks.
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he → ramp → talks
The PM is joining the European Political Community meeting in Dublin this afternoon, as he finalises the terms of his 'reset'.
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he → join → reset
He is expected to discuss the package in meetings with leaders including Emmanuel Macron and EU commission chief Ursula von der Leyen.
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He → expect → Macron
But concerns are growing that Mr Burnham will make deep concessions to get better trade terms at the EU-UK summit next Friday.
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Burnham → grow → summit
They could include contributions to Brussels coffers, a youth 'free movement' scheme and taking the bloc's rules.
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They → include → rules
Member states are also gearing up to play hardball over demands for cut-price tuition fees.
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states → gear → fees
Mr Burnham has triggered a wider push for rejoining the EU entirely after the next election, which is causing ructions within the Cabinet despite the PM ordering ministers to stay neutral in public.
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PM → trigger → public
Andy Burnham's Brexit 'surrender' drive is ramping up today as he joins EU leaders for talks
Mr Burnham is holding a summit with EU commission chief Ursula von der Leyen next Friday
He is expected to discuss the package in meetings with leaders including Emmanuel Macron later
David Cameron delivered a stark warning last night that the UK must not go back into the bloc, urging Mr Burnham to stop blaming Brexit for the UK's economic woes.
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UK → ramp → woes
In a major intervention, he cautioned that reopening the 'painful argument' would not do any good.
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reopening → caution → good
The Conservative former PM saw his own premiership derailed by his loss in the 2016 EU referendum, during which he led the Remain campaign.
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he → see → campaign
'If you look at the economic problems we have today, I don't really think they've got anything to do with Brexit at all,' Lord Cameron told Bloomberg's Mishal Husain.
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Cameron → look → Husain
The PM is poised to sign off on a series of agreements on food and drink, emissions trading and a 'youth experience scheme' at the summit next week.
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PM → poise → summit
He has also said he will use the gathering to 'set up a serious dialogue' about the UK's longer-term ties with the EU, having claimed that 'sticking with the status quo is not good enough for Britain'.
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sticking → say → Britain
Mr Burnham, who has previously expressed a wish to see the UK rejoin the EU in his lifetime, has said he will soon set out 'different options' for voters.
But the PM's call for an 'honest discussion' about a return to freedom of movement has prompted a frenzy in Labour circles.
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call → express → circles
Confusion mounted after he was pressed on how any change in Labour's manifesto red lines – ruling out rejoining the customs union and single market – would be put to voters.
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change → mount → voters
Mr Burnham initially said there would be no shift within this Parliament and signalled that he could fight the next general election on a promise to take the UK back into the bloc.
But in another interview, he said 'no' when asked whether he would allow the UK to reinstate EU freedom of movement without a referendum.
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UK → say → referendum
That forced Downing Street to clarify that he was 'not leaning either way' on how to move forward or whether there needed to be a national vote.
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he → force → Street
David Cameron has urged Andy Burnham not to rejoin the EU and reopen a 'painful' argument
In his letter to the Cabinet, Mr Burnham said: 'In the period beyond the summit, government policy will be to explore options for the long-term relationship with the EU for consideration in the next Parliament.
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policy → urge → Parliament
'At the end of this process, we will set out to the country the respective merits and drawbacks of the various options.
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we → set → options
'It is important that we remain aligned and disciplined as a Government in our messaging throughout this period.
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we → remain → period
It will not be appropriate for ministers individually to advocate for specific options or opine on the likely outcome of the process.'
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ministers → advocate → process
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