MirrorPM to warn failing to reach closer Brexit deal 'dereliction of duty' - live
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47% : " But ahead of the statement, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said Mr Burnham should drop Labour's "red lines" ruling out rejoining the European customs union or single market.40% : The Prime Minister, who said last month Brexit had done more harm than good, will say a better relationship with the bloc could boost economic growth and help tackle illegal immigration.
39% : A No 10 source said: "Andy understands why some politicians don't want to face up to the reality that Brexit has not delivered what they once promised.
32% : Andy Burnham will tell MPs today failing to secure a closer deal with the European Union would be a "dereliction of duty".
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