- A new poll by British Future shows 56 per cent of voters support prime minister Andy Burnham going beyond Labour's Brexit red lines to build closer ties with the European Union.
- Just 21 per cent of respondents consider Brexit a success, compared to 57 per cent who view it as a failure, while 46 per cent would vote to rejoin the bloc.
- There is strong public backing for a reciprocal UK-EU youth mobility scheme for 18 to 30-year-olds, with 57 per cent in favour and only 12 per cent opposed.
- Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock and backbench MPs have urged Mr Burnham to abandon constraints ruling out entry into the single market or customs union.
- Downing Street maintains that the government remains committed to its manifesto promises not to rejoin the EU, single market, or customs union.
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