Burnham apre a una 'discussione onesta' sul ripristino della libera circolazione Gb-Ue

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham advocates for an honest discussion about restoring free movement between the UK and the EU. In an interview, he suggested that a new relationship with Brussels could involve full EU membership or joining the single market, which would allow free movement. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch criticized Burnham's views, claiming he hasn't thought it through, while Reform UK's Robert Jenrick dismissed the idea as foolish. Burnham emphasized the need for a fact-based debate on migration, noting changes in migration patterns since the Brexit campaign. He clarified he would not support adopting the euro or joining Schengen. His comments come ahead of an EU summit on November 20, where he plans to present options for renewing relations with the bloc.