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‘How should Prime Minister Burnham handle the EU?

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By Richard Corbett
| LabourList Verified
Among the issues facing Andy Burnham will be what to do about the “reset” with the EU started by the Starmer government. This aimed, on its economic side, at attenuating the costs of Brexit. The hope was that, by aligning with EU single market standards and rules in various specific sectors, Britain could claw back lost exports, and reduce red tape, paperwork and border inspections that have hindered exports to what is, by far, our largest market.
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Double materiality doubles the work

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By Rebecca Christie, Richard Corbett, Heather Grabbe
| Bruegel
Reading time: 1 min read Keyword sustainable finance capital markets European Green Deal investment Language English Newsletter sustainable finance capital markets European Green Deal investment Why Axis newsletter Policy Brief Sustainable finance rules risk becoming costly compliance unless the EU aligns disclosure with market policy and global standards sustainable finance capital markets European Green Deal investment Event Join this event of the Finance Focus series with Nicolas Veron and...
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Ten years on and views have changed

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By Richard Corbett
| North East Bylines Verified
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, successive opinion polls indicate that well over 60% of those expressing an opinion (i.e. discounting the Don't Knows) say they would support rejoining the EU, and this figure is slowly but steadily rising. Contrary to what many politicians expected, the public did not rally behind Brexit once it had happened.
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