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12 October 2026
Russia DID interfere in the EU referendum, prime minister Andy Burnham has confirmed.
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02 October 2026
It is becoming clearer by the day that prime minister Andy Burnham is not just talking about rejoining the EU, but seriously exploring the possibility.
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29 September 2026
Big news from Labour conference: prime minister Andy Burnham reportedly plans to commit the party to rejoining the EU.
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29 September 2026
This write-to-MP form is now closed.
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Oh yes, sausages, "banned in the EU". Of course.
Famously, not a single sausage to be found in all of Germany. Tragic.
And apparently they're going to make them put fruit in the jam and less pesticide in the tea!
No one's falling for this any more.
If you go to a European fast food place that doesn't have the little sachets, you'll see that they have pumps where you can get all the ketchup you want.
Which is clearly better anyway.
But keep trying to stoke culture wars over shit that doesn't matter.
Quoting @ottoenglish.bsky.social
The election of Trump was the US version of Brexit.
Same year, same underlying ideology, same political forces – even a lot of the same funding.
Now, ten years on, both are completely unravelling. Not yet gone, but their days are clearly numbered.
Authoritarianism is losing. Democracy is winning.
The picture gets it right.
Andy Burnham to unveil EU trade deals worth billions of pounds
