Ex-EU chief Charles Michel says Brussels would discuss reversing Brexit 'in good faith' after Burnham opens the door

Charles Michel, who was Belgian prime minister when Britain voted to leave in 2016, warned that Brussels will not abandon the principles behind the original negotiations. He said 'conditions can be discussed and negotiated', but London must first decide what it actually wants. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said an in-out referendum could appear in Labour's next manifesto. He blames Brexit for lost control over the economy and immigration.

Michel Barnier's offer: 'Welcome back, but there are conditions attached.'

Barnier says Britain walked away from 600 international agreements when it left.

Dr Michael Turner says Burnham promised before the Makerfield by-election that Brexit was settled.