Andy Burnham said he wanted a "fair debate": UK Prime Minister has allowed a return to free movement with the EU. "Freedom of movement involved very serious difficulties, which I previously discussed in Parliament. However, at that time it was a type of migration that may not have been as complex as it is now. Revolving door migration, where people come and then return, is another matter. The balance of immigration has changed since then, hasn't it? I think we need to have an honest discussion about this issue," he said. The prime minister noted that in order to fully return to the community, it would be necessary to hold a referendum, while this is not necessary to join the single market or the customs union. At the same time, he called the transition to the euro and the entry into the Schengen Area his red lines regarding relations with the European Union.

Andy Burnham said he wanted a "fair debate": UK Prime Minister has allowed a return to free movement with the EU. "Freedom of movement involved very serious difficulties, which I previously discussed in Parliament. However, at that time it was a type of migration that may not have been as complex as it is now. Revolving door migration, where people come and then return, is another matter. The balance of immigration has changed since then, hasn't it? I think we need to have an honest discussion about this issue," he said. The prime minister noted that in order to fully return to the community, it would be necessary to hold a referendum, while this is not necessary to join the single market or the customs union. At the same time, he called the transition to the euro and the entry into the Schengen Area his red lines regarding relations with the European Union.