Labour will ‘turn page on era of acrimony’ with EU and improve trade deal says David Lammy

The next Labour government will not seek to rejoin the EU, single market, or customs union, despite some disappointment. Over the past 18 months, efforts have been made to rebuild relationships with European counterparts. Labour aims to focus on pragmatic solutions, moving past the acrimony of previous governments. Reconnecting with European neighbors is crucial, as they are key trading partners and allies. The importance of Britain's relationship with Europe is emphasized as fundamental to the future.

What is the stance of the next Labour government regarding the European Union?

• They will rejoin the EU.

• They will join the single market but not the EU.

• They will not rejoin the EU.

• They will hold a referendum on EU membership.

Why does the Labour government believe rejoining the EU is not feasible?

• They believe the EU is no longer a viable partner.

• They have not discussed it with European counterparts.

• They want to focus on other international relationships.

• They think proposing rejoining after a messy exit is unrealistic.

What is the primary focus of the next Labour government according to the transcript?

• Strengthening ties with non-European countries.

• Focusing on pragmatic solutions and rebuilding trust.

• Rejoining the EU.

• Increasing military spending.

What has the era overseen by the current government resulted in, according to the Labour government?

• Improved economic conditions.

• Strengthened international alliances.

• Undermined trust and damaged the economy.

• Increased cooperation with the EU.

Why is reconnecting with Europe considered crucial by the Labour government?

• Britain plans to join the EU military alliance.

• The EU is the only market for British goods.

• The EU has offered financial aid to Britain.

• The EU is Britain's largest trading partner and ally.