Starmer Faces A Case Of The Monday Blues As EU Deal And Labour Rebellion Loom

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Naomi Smith, chief executive of the pro-EU campaign group Best for Britain, said: "Removing trade barriers with the EU will deliver significant economic growth in every region of our country - more than any other policy idea in the government's arsenal - and Starmer must urgently secure a common sense deal with Europe to make this happen.
51% : It will include an agreement on the movement of agri-foods between the UK and the bloc, a key demand of British businesses left frustrated by the trade barriers which have resulted from Brexit.
48% : " The agreement on agri-foods - Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) products in the EU jargon - will "remove barriers to trade to stop all those lorries getting backed up at Dover while also making food will be cheaper in the shops", No.10 says.
44% : One insider told HuffPost UK: "The Tories took us out of the EU without a plan for growth or on things like asylum.
43% : A youth mobility scheme making it much easier for 18 to 30-year-olds to travel between the UK and the EU will also form part of the deal, although Downing Street is keen to emphasise that this does not mean a return to freedom of movement.
34% : "We know that the opposition will say it's a Brexit betrayal, but that's a silly argument because that's saying we don't want any deal with the EU," a government source said.

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