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Brexit: Labour will seek re-write of deal, Starmer says
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The EU would be happy if the UK signed something like Norway and Switzerland have. Of course that's pretty much what the UK had before Brexit but without the right to vote on the rules, but that's the UK's problem.
Even worse: I see no reason for the EU to even think about starting a re-negotiation. It makes no sense for them.