Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says he will return to Brussels on 20 November when Prime Minister Andy Burnham meets EU leaders, casting the summit as a chance to rally opposition to Labour's planned reset with the bloc. Farage, a former MEP, told journalists that Burnham was trying to take Britain back into EU rules "incrementally" and that the November meeting was "a big step" rather than a small tweak. He pointed to talks on a youth mobility scheme for up to 100,000 EU nationals and pressure from Brussels over deporting EU prisoners. Labour argues an agri-food deal could be worth billions and insists any deeper rejoin would not happen in this parliament. Farage warned of anger in Brexit-backing Labour heartlands if the reset goes too far.
Source: GB News