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“Britain's best future lies back at the heart of Europe.” At PMQs, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey calls on the Prime Minister to make the economic case for joining the Single Market and a customs union, arguing that closer ties with Europe could boost growth.

“Getting a better deal for Britain is part of this job, and I am standing up for British business.” A stronger relationship with Europe means more opportunities for British businesses and a stronger economy.

Andy Burnham's 100 days into his relationship with the EU and it looks like they're ready to commit!

Labour MP Helena Dollimore highlights the real-world consequences of Britain's departure from the EU: small businesses struggling to export, musicians facing barriers to touring Europe, and international trains no longer stopping at Ashford.

More opportunities for young people. Stronger ties with Europe. As Chair of the Europe APPG, @drrosena highlights the damage to trade, growth and opportunities for young people caused by leaving the EU.

“My personal view is, you need to get as close as possible to the EU.” Labour MP Chris Ward says the government's red lines on Europe were never intended to last forever. With the geopolitical landscape changing, he argues that Britain must be willing to discuss the Single Market, freedom of movement and a closer relationship with the EU.

“The single biggest lever to grow our economy is to get a better deal with the EU.” Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper makes the case for closer ties with Europe, including joining the Single Market and Customs Union and restoring freedom of movement. Less red tape for businesses, more jobs and opportunities, and a stronger economy that puts money back in people's pockets.

“I don't think it is good enough for Britain. I think we can make it better.” Andy Burnham says Britain needs an honest conversation about its relationship with the EU, arguing that the current arrangements aren't delivering what was promised. Speaking on Good Morning Britain, he called for a discussion about how to secure a better deal for the country, including practical steps to support British farmers and businesses. Britain deserves a better relationship with Europe.

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Closer ties with Europe can help Britain thrive. Sadiq Khan backs Andy Burnham’s push for a better relationship with the EU, making the case for single market membership and the contribution European workers make to our economy. Freedom of movement deserves a fair hearing, including the opportunities it would restore for British people.

Freedom of movement gave British people the chance to work, study and build a life across the EU. Restoring it would open those opportunities again. Stella Creasy is right to call for a serious discussion about what it means for people and businesses. As the government considers closer ties with Europe, those benefits deserve to be heard.

Getting the best deal for Britain means being willing to discuss all the options. Angela Rayner backs an honest conversation about closer ties with the EU, recognising the barriers facing British businesses. With freedom of movement now part of that discussion, there’s a real opportunity to make the case for the rights and opportunities it would give British people.

An honest conversation about our relationship with Europe is overdue. Speaking on GMB this morning, Andy Burnham acknowledged that the promises made a decade ago haven’t been delivered. His willingness to discuss restoring freedom of movement is welcome. It’s a chance to give British people more opportunities and build a closer, more prosperous relationship with our European neighbours.

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A growing economy doesn't mean we can't grow faster. Labour MP Alex Ballinger makes the case for closer ties with the EU, pointing out that Britain's economic performance could be significantly stronger without the barriers created by leaving. As he highlights, families could be thousands of pounds better off each year.

At a time of growing global uncertainty, cooperation between the UK and EU matters more than ever. European Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič has reaffirmed the vital importance of the UK–EU partnership, highlighting the shared economic, security and geopolitical challenges facing us. Stronger ties with our European neighbours are firmly in our shared interests.

Sadiq Khan has renewed his call for the UK to rejoin the European Union. The Mayor of London says EU membership is the only viable path to long-term prosperity and security for Britain. “In the geopolitical and economic storm we now find ourselves in, Europe offers Britain not just a safe harbour but a huge opportunity for growth.” He argues that seizing that opportunity means setting aside red lines and rebuilding Britain's relationship with the EU. With the next UK–EU summit approaching, his message is clear: rejoining must remain our destination.

"Don’t look to the past. Look to the future.” A clear message from Bernd Lange, Chair of the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee. After meeting ministers and parliamentarians in London, he says there is a new mood around UK–EU relations.

A stronger UK–EU partnership is in everyone's interests. Speaking in the European Parliament, German MEP David McAllister called for an ambitious, long-term relationship between the UK and EU, with the next summit an opportunity to make real progress. The ambition is there. Now it's time to deliver.

Britain belongs in the room, helping shape Europe’s future. 🇬🇧🇪🇺 Sandro Gozi MEP calls for November’s UK–EU summit to deliver fewer barriers and more opportunities, and for the ambition to go much further, with full EU membership on the table. A shared future deserves that ambition.