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Labour have denied that their plan is to rejoin the EU or Single Market and Customs Union.<\/p>\n
They have insisted the policy is “to make Brexit work”.<\/p>\n
But Sir Keir’s comments about aligning with EU regulations at a conference in Canada have set off alarm bells.<\/p>\n
Mr Cleverly’s attack underlines a new aggressive policy by the Tories under Sunak’s leadership which aims to put the focus on Labour policies.<\/p>\n
It follows the Prime Minister effectively firing the starting gun for the general election campaign last week when he ditched or delayed a series of net zero policies.<\/p>\n
Don’t miss… <\/strong> We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info<\/p>\n Insiders have said that they want to put the focus on what Labour would do in power with Sir Keir already indicating in the last fortnight that he would hand over power on tackling illegal migration to Brussels.<\/p>\n With the latest Techne UK tracker poll putting the Conservatives 19 points behind, it is expected that there will be more pieces like Mr Cleverly’s highlighting the realities of Labour policies.<\/p>\n Mr Cleverly said that the “mask had slipped” on Starmer’s approach to Brexit.<\/p>\n He warned: “Keir Starmer does not have a serious vision for Britain, out of the EU and operating at the centre of the world stage.”<\/p>\n
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