Foreign secretary Ed Miliband told the Labour conference that Britain’s future relies on a stronger and deeper partnership with the European Union across economics, defence, and security.
Prime minister Andy Burnham promised a new direction for the country following a decade of post-Brexit drift, strongly hinting at a rethink of the UK's settlement with the EU.
Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair urged the government to adopt a new approach to post-Brexit ties and commit to re-entering the EU within the next decade.
Economic data from the Institute for Public Policy Research highlighted the ongoing harm of Brexit, revealing a £6.5bn annual loss in exports due to a lack of mutual recognition.
Addressing artificial intelligence, Ed Miliband warned that tech corporations cannot be left to self-regulate and announced the UK will lead G20 efforts next year to manage AI safety.
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UK’s future lies in deeper partnership with EU, Miliband says
