Burnham: Brexit is to blame for Britain’s small boats crisis - The prime minister said he did not think ‘things have worked out as people said they would at the time’

ANDY Burnham has opened a big can of worms by re-visiting the Brexit debate. The Prime Minister has opened the door to bringing back freedom of movement – a major plank of the Brexit vote.

Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, Andy Burnham said he wants to rejoin the EU in his lifetime, but said he will not 'move ahead' of public opinion as he ruled out an early general election

Claim marks the first time a UK prime minister has publicly acknowledged Russia’s interference in the vote to leave EU.

Mark Carney gave a final warning before Canada’s independence referendum on Monday: look at what happened to Britain after it left the EU.

ANDY Burnham has opened the door to bringing back freedom of movement – a major plank of the Brexit vote. The Prime Minister said he wants to have an “honest discussion” on free

Burnham has framed rejection of stronger ties as a “dereliction of duty,” argued that Russia sought a Leave outcome, and cited shifting public opinion, while acknowledging that full freedom of movement, budget contributions, or euro adoption remain politically sensitive.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Russia’s attempts to meddle in European politics highlight why Britain must strengthen ties with the European Union

The prime minister surprised many when he suggeste he could be open to freedom of movement with the EU.