The PM said the UK needed to ‘take steps back to get a more functional relationship again’ ahead of an EU summit in November
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he would not return the UK to EU freedom of movement rules without a referendum, after ruling out the prospect of Britain rejoining the bloc within this parliamentary term.
It comes after his call at the weekend for an “honest discussion” about a return to freedom of movement fuelled questions about the parameters around his vision for a deepening relationship with Brussels.
The prime minister was asked on Monday morning if he would allow the UK to join the EU freedom of movement scheme without a referendum.
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