Disagreements within the government and business opposition to returning to European laws forced Burnham to postpone the choice of model for relations with the European Union. At the same time, London still does not rule out a rapprochement. British Prime Minister Andrew Burnham began curbing the debate on the country's rapprochement with the European Union, which he himself initiated in the fall. Bloomberg reports this with reference to government officials. The government has not yet decided on the preferred format of relations with the European Union, and the prime minister's speech outlining possible options may be scrapped, sources say. According to agency interlocutors, Burnham is in no rush to determine long-term policy towards the European Union and wants to consult first with the Labor Party, business, the public and the European Union. His aides are afraid that the discussion may get out of control, and therefore want to "slow" it down.

Disagreements within the government and business opposition to returning to European laws forced Burnham to postpone the choice of model for relations with the European Union. At the same time, London still does not rule out a rapprochement. British Prime Minister Andrew Burnham began curbing the debate on the country's rapprochement with the European Union, which he himself initiated in the fall. Bloomberg reports this with reference to government officials. The government has not yet decided on the preferred format of relations with the European Union, and the prime minister's speech outlining possible options may be scrapped, sources say. According to agency interlocutors, Burnham is in no rush to determine long-term policy towards the European Union and wants to consult first with the Labor Party, business, the public and the European Union. His aides are afraid that the discussion may get out of control, and therefore want to "slow" it down.