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- Sir Keir Starmer, Labour Party leader, has shifted since his 2018 call for a second EU referendum.
- He now seeks a closer trading relationship with the EU, acknowledging Brexit’s economic harm.
- Labour reaffirms red lines while discussing minor changes, such as food checks and a youth mobility scheme.
- Some Labour members favor rejoining the customs union to spur growth, despite feasibility and EU demands.