Andy Burnham says UK has ‘lost more than we gained’ through Brexit
Verified: 2 outlets have reported this story since Nov 14, 1 of them from the United Kingdom.
PM accuses Tories of burning ‘all our bridges’ and says deal he is pursuing with EU will ‘get food prices down’ Andy Burnham has said the UK has “lost more than we gained” since leaving the EU, the prime minister’s latest in a string of comments criticising Brexit. Outlining his desire to form closer ties with Brussels, Burnham accused the Conservative party of having “burned all our bridges” with the bloc after Brexit and said a new deal he hopes to secure with the EU next week will “get food prices down” and put more money in the pockets of British exporters.
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1 outlet from the United Kingdom, where the story is: The Guardian · how we count
- Nov 14, 3:39 PM UTCFirst report· you’re reading thisAndy Burnham says UK has ‘lost more than we gained’ through Brexittheguardian.com ↗
- Nov 15, 1:10 PM UTC+22 hBurnham says UK has 'lost more than it gained' from Brexitcityam.com ↗
- Severity rose to medium
- Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 15, 1:10 PM UTC · +22 h
[Claude] Report 2 covers the same Burnham remark that Report 1 headlines, with added detail about his EU deal, and nothing in it conflicts with Report 1.
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22h agoAndy Burnham says UK has ‘lost more than we gained’ through Brexit PM accuses Tories of burning ‘all our bridges’ and says deal he is pursuing with EU will ‘get food prices down’ Andy Burnham has said the UK has “lost more than we gained” since leaving the EU, the prime minister’s latest in a string of comments criticising Brexit. Outlining his desire to form closer ties with Brussels, Burnham accused the Conservative party of having “burned all our bridges” with the bloc after Brexit and said a new deal he hopes to secure with the EU next week will “get food prices down” and put more money in the pockets of British exporters.
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Moderate · How we score this