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The Guardian View on UK-EU Relations: Voters Would Reward Greater Ambition

The editorial argues Brexit's architects know it failed, giving Andy Burnham room to set a bolder agenda.

· 1 min read · language: en

A Guardian editorial argued that the architects of Brexit know it has failed, presenting Andy Burnham an opportunity to set a bolder agenda on UK-EU relations.

The editorial noted Reform UK leader Nigel Farage rarely discusses Brexit, his signature achievement, arguing that none of the promised benefits of leaving the EU have materialized and that voters recognize the country has become poorer as a result; these are the editorial's own assessments.

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