UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham hinted at a potential referendum to reverse Brexit, stating that "the current situation is not good enough."
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham this week hinted that British voters might have a chance to reverse the Brexit decision made a decade ago, stating to the BBC on Wednesday that it is "possible" for a referendum on rejoining the EU to be included in future election manifestos. Burnham noted that the UK must "consider options for its relationship with the EU" and believes "our current situation is not good enough." Analysts suggest that while the Prime Minister has opened the door to full EU membership, achieving economic benefits still depends on specific changes to trade relations, which could take several years.
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