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Burnham Advocates Free Movement Discussion

24 Oct to 25 Oct
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Burnham Advocates Free Movement Discussion. (2026, October 25). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/104666

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The Prime Minister has previously committed to the red lines in Labour’s 2024 election manifesto – which ruled out the return of free movement, single market membership or a customs union – suggesting any fundamental change in the relationship would have to wait until after a general election.

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The Prime Minister acknowledged freedom of movement “had very significant challenges associated with it and I spoke about them in my previous time in parliament”.

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Andy Burnham touts possible return to free movement between UK and EU as he says he wants 'honest discussion' Daily Mail

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  1. 24 Oct

    The Prime Minister acknowledged freedom of movement “had very significant challenges associated with it and I spoke about them in my previous time in parliament”.

    3 outlets · Evening Standard

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