This new EU deal is great for Britain. Now, Labour, focus on the future, not on Farage | Polly Toynbee

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : This EU deal is most likely to start yielding results first, while sustainable energy offers more hope; new towns or 1.5m more homes will take time.
50% : There were good signs today as Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen spoke not just of policy but of common political and social values, with democracy everywhere under threat.
49% : Just hold on to this one figure: the Office for Budget Responsibility says that without Brexit Britain's GDP would be 4% higher.
49% : A good 64% are on his side, wanting closer EU relations: that casts the right wing on the wrong side.
48% : Labour is alert to making EU links relevant to every household: no queues at passport e-gates; sharing data on crime, terror and traffickers; more jobs; cheaper food; pet passports and selling our sausages.
39% : The EU has its fifth column to fight off from within - as Romania just did, with Poland and Portugal at the polls - resisting the threat of the Hungarian/Slovakian pro-Russian right.
31% : He may find he gains respect for telling the truth about what Brexit has done to us, confronting head-on those who misled the country into Brexit calamity.

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