British Labour Party Plans to Rejoin Europe

Reconnecting with the EU a Key Policy

LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party has announced that it will seek to rejoin the European Union if it wins power in the next general election.

Brexit and Labor Shortages

The announcement comes amid growing concerns about the impact of Brexit on the UK labor market. Since leaving the EU in January 2020, the UK has faced significant labor shortages in various sectors.

Blairs Call for Brexit Challenge

Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair has urged the party to challenge Brexit, arguing that it has damaged the UK's economy and international standing.

LMEs Brexit Proposal Amendment

The Labour Movement for Europe (LME) is seeking to amend the party's Brexit proposals to include making the UK a full member of the EU single market and customs union.

Security and Brexit

Labour's expansive definition of security includes addressing the challenges posed by Brexit, such as the potential loss of access to EU security databases.