Should Labour pursue closer EU trade ties despite Reform's electoral gains?
Foreign PolicyEnded 13 May

Should Labour pursue closer EU trade ties despite Reform's electoral gains?

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Labour signed a 2025 agreement easing food and plant checks to boost UK-EU trade, the UK's largest partner. Ministers seek smoother relations and single market access to aid economic growth amid global frictions. Reform's gains, including Labour losing Welsh control after 27 years and aiding SNP in Scotland, pressure caution on EU reset.

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“We voted to cut ties with unelected Europe, again a general election will give a mandate to whomever wins”

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This referendum settled before 29 September 2026, when refnation's current method began, so its result is a plain count of Yes and No, and it may include automated votes from refnation's launch period. It is kept here as an archive: refnation's record starts on 29 September 2026.

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We voted to cut ties with unelected Europe, again a general election will give a mandate to whomever wins