
Closer ties with the EU can make people better off and keep the hard right out of power
With the spectre of Nigel Farage looming, Keir Starmer on closer relations
With the spectre of Nigel Farage looming, Keir Starmer on closer relations
The right-wing media remain trapped in a 2016 time warp, still wildly waving Union Jacks and making snide digs at Brussels, oblivious to how far the country has moved on. For the right-wing commentariat, the old tunes are always the best. Updating the playlist has to be resisted at all costs.
‘He was the first through the e-gates somewhere in the South of France’
“Nigel Farage clearly cares so passionately about this issue he’s decided he can’t get up from his sunbed to represent his constituents or his party.”
“How is any of that a surrender?”
‘It’s a reminder that when ideology is put aside and pragmatism is embraced, progress tends to occur.’
The PM said the first UK-EU summit “marks a new era in our relationship” with the EU
“Big word for him, isn’t it?”
“Put simply, the current arrangements are not working. Which means audiences, artists and venues in the EU and UK are missing out on the enormous benefits which closer cultural exchange would bring.”
Over 60% of Brits back joining forces with the EU over the US