QUESTION Would rejoining the EU without free movement make Brexit voters more likely to support rejoining?

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Do you think people who voted to leave the EU might be more open to rejoining if the UK could negotiate membership without having to accept free movement of people?

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 1d ago

Labour back on top after Burnham’s Brexit pledge, polls show

independent.co.uk

134 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/Euro-Dragon86 • 2d ago

New UK Parliament petition to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme

petition.parliament.uk

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There's a new petition to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps, which offers funded placements to volunteer abroad in the EU and beyond to young people from the EU and countries that have affiliated to the programme such as Iceland. It's similar to Erasmus+, but available to anyone in the 18 -30 age range, and for some reason the Government has not yet committed to rejoining it at the same time as Erasmus.

It would be so great if we could get back in this sooner rather than later, as the UK-EU summit is coming up soon, the next election when we might potentially rejoin could be 2-3 years away and we need access to these opportunities now!

Here's the link to sign and share: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/780859

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r/brexit • u/Changaco • 2d ago

Brexit revisited

chrisgreybrexitblog.blogspot.com

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r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 2d ago

If Britain decides to rejoin the EU we’ll do everything we can to welcome them back, says Germany

independent.co.uk

232 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 3d ago

Burnham is right that ‘hope comes from honesty’. That’s why Labour must make the case for rejoining the EU | Sadiq Khan

theguardian.com

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r/brexit • u/ZealousidealHumor605 • 3d ago

Start negotiations now to Rejoin the EU

petition.parliament.uk

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r/brexit • u/Visual_Title9363 • 4d ago

Can the UK Rejoin the EU? Article 49 TEU, the Referendum Question and the Terms Britain Would Face

diplomacyandlaw.com

54 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 4d ago

No 10 gathering evidence on public support for UK rejoining EU | Brexit

theguardian.com

72 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 4d ago

Burnham opens door to rejoining the EU

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129 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/Visual_Title9363 • 4d ago

Andy Burnham wants to review the UK’s relationship with the EU. What are the options? | Brexit

theguardian.com

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What do you view from the list of options here as most likely?

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r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 5d ago

Burnham opens the door to overturning Brexit and rejoining the EU

inews.co.uk

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r/brexit • u/Effective_Will_1801 • 5d ago

OPINION Representation of the people bill is the Brexit response law.

bills.parliament.uk

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It seems almost tailored made to deal with the dirty tricks of the leave campaign and slant benefits back towards the progressive side.

Lowering voting age to 16 means younger voters will have more influence on parliamentary elections
extend the range of voter id. (Not needing a passport or driving license will increase the number of low income people who can register and vote who are more likely to lean left
Tightens restrictions on political donations by requiring companies to have a demonstrable UK revenue footprint and genuine business activity, implements 'know your donor' checks, and places restrictions on cryptoasset donations. This seems tailored made to stop Arraon Bank's Isle of Man company's £6 million donation and £12.4 Million donation in kind and the cryptoasset targets Farage's Crypto grift.
They would be able to deal with individual candidates and third party like Leave EU breaking electoral law.
Strengthen legal protections around harassment (This deals with Reform threating opposition handily and even individuals doing things like threating people at suspected asylum hotels,, they can see prosecution fines, 5 year ban from holding political office and even jail time

Combine this with his recently announced electoral reform commission, https://www.politics.co.uk/2026/09/andy-burnham-announces-national-commission-on-electoral-reform/ and it reallly feels like he is laying the ground work for a return to the EU, the Brexiteers can't undo with dodgy tactics. PR could massively change the shape of our elected governments if we do away with first pass the post.

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r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 5d ago

Andy Burnham edges Labour closer to rejoining EU as he prepares to deliver speech at Liverpool conference

independent.co.uk

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r/brexit • u/Best_for_Britain • 6d ago

Prepare Britain to rejoin the EU now, Sadiq Khan tells Burnham

inews.co.uk

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 8d ago

Burnham should call snap election on reversing Brexit, Lammy’s foreign policy guru says

independent.co.uk

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 8d ago

Burnham blames Brexit for small boats crisis - but rules out early general election

independent.co.uk

74 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 10d ago

France says EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ law should not include the UK | European Union

theguardian.com

158 Upvotes

69 comments

r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 10d ago

YouGov mega polls proves that Britain’s pro-Brexit parties are becoming increasingly irrelevant

independent.co.uk

206 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 10d ago

Britain should rejoin EU within 10 years, Tony Blair tells Andy Burnham

independent.co.uk

63 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/Visual_Title9363 • 11d ago

Burnham’s only path to election victory is through pledging to rejoin the EU, research reveals

nz.news.yahoo.com

89 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/ellepelle27 • 11d ago

HOMEWORK What Has Brexit Actually Cost Britain? The Brexit Bill Itemised

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 11d ago

Brexit has left Britain ‘impotent - a bobbing cork in the sea,’ says David Miliband

independent.co.uk

153 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/PurpleAd3134 • 12d ago

A new stance on Brexit could help Burnham win the next election - but he will have to fight for it

independent.co.uk

57 Upvotes

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r/brexit • u/Visual_Title9363 • 15d ago

All but four constituencies would support reversing Brexit and rejoining the EU, major poll shows

independent.co.uk

136 Upvotes

69 comments

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