Starmer vows to rewrite Brexit deal
Labour leader says he will seek 'much better outcome' for UK
Sir Keir Starmer has promised to seek a major rewrite of Britain's Brexit deal in 2025 if he becomes prime minister. The Labour leader said he would "not accept" the current deal, which he described as "not working" for the UK.
Starmer said he would seek to negotiate a "better deal" with the EU that would "work for all parts of the UK". He said he would also seek to "end the uncertainty" caused by Brexit and "bring the country together".
The Labour leader's comments come as he prepares to launch his party's general election campaign. The party is currently trailing the Conservatives in the polls, but Starmer is hoping to win over voters with his promise to "get Brexit done" and "build a better future for the country".
The Conservatives have criticized Starmer's plans, saying that he is "trying to have it both ways" on Brexit. The government has also said that it is not willing to renegotiate the Brexit deal.
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