Khan says Brexit may have wiped 10% off GDP as he calls for UK to rejoin EU – UK politics live
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan stated that Brexit may have reduced the UK's GDP by as much as 10%. He advocated for the UK to rejoin the EU, specifically calling for Labour to commit to rejoining the customs union and single market soon, with the ultimate goal of full EU membership in their manifesto. Meanwhile, Unite leader Sharon Graham predicted a leadership challenge for Keir Starmer after the May elections, anticipating significant losses for Labour. Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch defended the Conservative's local election campaign, claiming they have identified £47bn in savings to fund their pledges. The UK also plans to double steel tariffs to 50% to protect domestic plants.
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