Starmer rules out return to EU or single market under Labour

The video discusses the Labour Party's approach to British politics, focusing on revitalizing the economy and making Brexit work. It emphasizes the need to move forward rather than revisiting past arguments, stating that under Labour, Britain will not rejoin the EU. The plan includes resolving the Northern Ireland Protocol and building trust to secure a better deal for the British people. The video outlines Labour's strategy to eliminate unnecessary border checks and foster business growth.

What is the speaker's main argument against reversing Brexit?

• It would lead to economic growth.

• It would distract from future opportunities.

• It would strengthen political trust.

• It would simplify trade agreements.

According to the speaker, why won't Labour rejoin the EU?

• It would increase food prices.

• It would not help in economic growth.

• It would simplify business operations.

• It would enhance political stability.

What is the first step in Labour's plan to make Brexit work?

• Joining the single market.

• Increasing border checks.

• Resolving the Northern Ireland Protocol.

• Revisiting trade agreements.

What does the speaker identify as a crucial ingredient for progress in relations between the UK and Ireland?

• Trust.

• Political stability.

• Economic growth.

• Trade agreements.

What does Labour propose to eliminate most border checks?

• Increasing tariffs on imports.

• Rejoining the customs union.

• A new veterinary agreement for agricultural products.

• A new trade agreement.