Maintaining the 'status quo' with the EU 'is not enough', says British Prime Minister Andy Burnham
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The British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has described the current state of relations with the European Union as insufficient and has urged to start a serious dialogue at the next summit in November to define a long-term strategy.
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The United Kingdom seeks to redefine its ties with the European Union after years of post-Brexit tensions.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared this Monday before Parliament that the current state of the United Kingdom's relations with the European Union is not good enough.
In a speech to MPs, Burnham said that the summit with the EU, scheduled for November, is an opportunity to engage in a "serious dialogue" about long-term relations with the bloc because, in his opinion, "continuing with the status quo is not enough for the United Kingdom."
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Summit with the EU in November
Very likely · Within months
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- What specific proposals will the government present in November?
