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Think tank urges Burnham to reverse Brexit and make rejoining the EU Britain's 'medium-term goal'

Think tank urges Burnham to reverse Brexit and make rejoining the EU Britain's 'medium-term goal'

The Institute for Public Policy Research claims Britain cannot cope alone with 'Russian aggression, American unreliability and Chinese coercion'. Its own polling claims 52% of voters now want back in, against 29% who want to stay out. Prime Minister Andy Burnham will set out options for Britain's future with the bloc at a Brussels summit on November 20. Rejoining is likely to be among them.

Britain voted 52% to 48% to leave in 2016 and formally quit in January 2020.

IPPR chief Harry Quilter-Pinner: 'The world Britain built its post-Brexit strategy for no longer exists.'

IPPR's Laura Chappell: 'We can't take back control while being an outsider in Europe.'

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