Daily Telegraph: The British Labor Party seeks to cancel Brexit and return to the European Union

According to RCO News Agency, “Daily Telegraph” newspaper reported that a group of Brexit opponents who want England to return to the European Union asked Kerr Starmer, the British Prime Minister, to re-enter London into the European Union or at least the customs union of this union.

According to the report of the Daily Telegraph, discussions are currently underway in the British government about the future of the ruling Labor Party and the way forward for the relations of this country.

The newspaper stated that a group of Brexit opponents who want Britain to return to the European Union are trying to convince Starmer to return London to the bloc or at least to its customs union. This group has even talked about repeating the general referendum on EU membership.

However, these efforts have been opposed by another group of members in the Labor Party, who believe that such a proposal will discourage working-class voters who support Brexit and will lead them to the camp of “Reform UK” supporters.

However, according to this report, some recent domestic events in England have strengthened the arguments of EU supporters and Brexit opponents, including the budget based on zero growth presented by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves.

This group of opponents of Brexit now argues that Britain will strengthen its economy if it returns to the European Customs Union or even re-members the European Union, and in this way the London government will fulfill its promise to grow the country’s economy, which it calls its number one priority, and other economic austerity policies such as reducing expenses and taxes will not be necessary to stimulate growth.

These arguments, of course, sound familiar to a cabinet whose members all voted against leaving the European Union and in favor of remaining in the 2016 Brexit referendum.

Informed sources told the Telegraph that the most famous and influential figures who are following the campaign to convince Starmer to return to the European Union include “Tim Allen”, the director of communications of the British government, “Alistair Campbell”, the former press officer of the British government during the time of Prime Minister “Tony Blair” and “Tom Baldwin”, the author of Starmer’s biography and the former communications officer of the Labor Party.

This is despite the fact that Starmer supported another referendum on Brexit when he was working as the Brexit minister in the UK shadow government.

According to this report, within the Labor Party and the cabinet, those who are against this proposal say that there is no desire among the British public to repeat the war over Brexit.

The most prominent opponent of this proposal is “Morgan McSweeney”, the head of the British Prime Minister’s Office, who emphasizes that the Labor Party’s remaining in power depends on maintaining the support of its traditional voters, who are mostly supporters of Brexit and consider the Labor Party’s approach to immigrants too soft.

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