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Brexit may be back, but Britain needs to know what it wants

Recent discussions in Britain about Brexit's future, including remarks from a potential Prime Minister calling it a "catastrophic mistake," highlight the ongoing divisions within the UK.

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The story so far

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Open questions and key claims

UK culture secretary dismisses calls for Britain to rejoin the EU as 'odd'.

Wes Streeting stated that Britain's future lies with Europe and one day back in the European Union.

Lisa Nandy believes Brexit was a mistake and the deal has been a problem for the UK.

Wes Streeting argued in favour of rejoining the EU, calling the 2016 decision a 'catastrophic mistake'.

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch stated, 'The PM has shown he is in office but not in power.'

Wes Streeting resigned from his position as health secretary.

The question of whether Britain should unwind its decision to leave the European Union is resurfacing.

No sitting Labour prime minister has ever faced a formal leadership challenge.

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Who and where

Wes Streeting person Brexit event England location European Union organization Keir Starmer person
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All coverage

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