May 27, 2026 · 9 min · 10 segments
A decade after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Brexit is again part of the political debate. Host: Ada Barumé Writer & Producer: Amalie Sortland Episode Photography: Joe Mee Executive…
Catherine BarnardGuestWe need a proper contest with the best candidates on the field, and I'll be standing.
[clapping] [cheering]
In it, he confirmed that he would run in any Labour leadership contest, and he set out his first real leadership pitch with one very notable policy.
The biggest economic opportunity we have is on our doorstep.
[clapping]
While Keir Starmer has for months talked of closer ties with the EU, Wes Streeting's comments mark a big change of approach.
We need a proper contest with the best candidates on the field, and I'll be standing.
[clapping] [cheering]
In it, he confirmed that he would run in any Labour leadership contest, and he set out his first real leadership pitch with one very notable policy.
The biggest economic opportunity we have is on our doorstep.
[clapping]
While Keir Starmer has for months talked of closer ties with the EU, Wes Streeting's comments mark a big change of approach.
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Streeting's Tactical EU Play
Why would Streeting suddenly champion rejoining Europe?
Brexit Promises vs. Reality
So, how have Brexit promises held up?
The Price of Rejoining
What would rejoining actually cost the UK?
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