What are Labour’s Brexit Plans?

'Brexit Plan' is now an oxymoron at this point

Decades of debate and we're back to square one 😂

The short answer is no. The nuanced answer is they will likely work on more alignment with the EU to facilitate trade, investment, and travel.

The UK will never get their pre-Brexit deal they had with the predecessor of the EU.

4:44 Give the editor a god damn raise :D

0:40 TLDR "we are going to evaluate exactly what Labour would do" 6:23 TLDR "in summary, dunno" Slow news day?

I don't know why seeing the Minecraft icons made me giggle but they did. Great job editor!

It is not up to the parties of the UK if 'rejoining the EU' or 'reversing Brexit' would be possible. What any party might do is applying for membership to the EU, nothing more. Guess who is going to draw the shorter straw ....

I write this whilst sat on a vessel in the North Sea, working at a wind farm. I have 6 days left I'm allowed to spend in the EU / Schengen area thanks to the UK now being classed as a "3rd nation", the same class as say Somalia, Congo, India etc. Brexit has f*** my work over beyond comprehension and I'm considering a move to Germany. Getting a visa will be a nightmare. Wish me luck.

Aren't you making an unjustified assumption that the EU actually wants the UK back on favourable terms?

There's a Brexit plan? That's news to me

I'm afraid that they have cooked their biscuit. The EU will not enter into piecemeal agreements with the UK. Switzerland has burnt EU fingers on doing that, and the UK compounded it. No more free lunches, you are either in or out and that will require the British population totally behind it.

Did anyone read the Leave Agreement and conditions to even candidate the UK to the EU now? Or even considered the willingness of the EU to accept said candidature? Guess not.

It's quite obvious but still bears repeating, it seems: applying for EU membership is indeed in the UK's hands The application to be granted however is in the hands of all EU member states, individually . The UK can ask to be allowed back in, if and when it meets the criteria which it currently doesn't by a long way. Brexit isn't a topic in the EU anymore: EU countries adapted to the situation and moved on. Some even benefitted business-wise from Brexit. The only country still struggling to adapt to Brexit is the UK itself. It's also the only country still talking about Brexit.

As much as I'm all for a single Europe, this isn't the right time for the UK to rejoin even if the public was fully on board. Without getting rid of the Veto and reforming the core institutions, expanding can only hurt the EU, especially in the case of a volatile member that left the block less than a decade ago...

Western Balkans, Ukraine and Moldova should be a priority. Countries where 80% of the people support the EU membership. Not the UK. They got waaaay more natural resources than UK anyways.

They should but they won't. They'll try to work the EU but the EU has no incentive to make leaving the EU look like a good idea. If the UK wants to be rescued it should rejoin. The UK thinks it's a 50-50 relationship when the economy makes out to a 85-15 relationship.

I mean, how open will the EU be to reintegration with Britain, really? The UK has proven to be a bad, unreliable partner. Any deal negotiated with a competent government that somehow got into power could be shredded when the Tories get back in again. Europe needs a good couple decades to forget how bad it is being in a relationship with Britain.

Labour couldn't reverse a shopping trolly...

What motivation does the EU have to renegotiate Brexit? If they needed anything they would of negotiated for it earlier. How Brexit went actually eliminated many of its problems. Returning to the table will only serve the UK. In your next video give clear benefits for the EU. The USA won’t be signing any major trade deals soon. What leverage does the UK have? What do they have to offer that is both unique and compelling?