Summary
- Brexit need not be final, the French finance minister said, telling Britain it can rejoin the European Union anytime it chooses.
- How Burnham revived the Brexit debateLast week, Burnham said Britain needed to weigh its options.
- In his first Labour conference speech as prime minister, Burnham said Brexit had done “more harm than good.” He did not rule out fighting the next general election on a promise to rejoin without a referendum.
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Brexit need not be final, the French finance minister said, telling Britain it can rejoin the European Union anytime it chooses.
Roland Lescure made the offer in an interview with a British broadcaster on Thursday. His remarks came after Prime Minister Andy Burnham said a vote on rejoining the bloc was possible in a future Labour election manifesto.
“British people decided, and that’s obviously their 100% right,” Lescure said. The choice to return would also belong to them, he added. “But what I can tell them is: come back, anytime.”
Lescure acknowledged that membership brings some difficulties. Still, he argued that being inside the bloc helps countries deal better with the challenges facing the world.








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