Burnham outlines proposed UK-EU reset ahead of summit
Andy Burnham previously said the food and drink agreement would increase British GDP by 0.4%.
Andy Burnham said he believed a mutually beneficial UK-EU deal could be reached ahead of an EU-UK summit. Possible agreements include food and drink, emissions trading and youth mobility, while tuition fees remain disputed.
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AllegedAndy Burnham said he believed a mutually beneficial deal between Britain and Europe could be reached.
“I believe there is a good deal to be done that could be a win-win for Britain and Europe.”
The UK and EU hope to sign agreements on food and drink, emissions trading and youth mobility.
“the EU and UK hope to sign deals on food and drink, emissions trading and a youth mobility scheme”
Tuition fees for European students remain a stumbling block in the UK-EU negotiations.
“the question of tuition fees for European students remains a stumbling block”