Why the prime minister wants to talk about Brexit again
For the first time since the UK left the EU, we have a prime minister who will "unflinchingly" debate Brexit, says the BBC's political editor Chris Mason.
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Andy Burnham argued at the Labour Party Conference last month that Brexit has done more harm than good.
"He has been happy to repeatedly lean into an argument claiming that it is time to "face up to the reality that Brexit has done more harm than good" and "the status quo is not good enough for Britain." First he made this case at the Labour Party Conference last month and now he has made it again in the House of Commons."
Boris Johnson said that when he became Foreign Secretary he was told there was no evidence of successful Russian interference in the 2016 referendum.
"The former Prime Minister Boris Johnson added that he had asked the same question as Andy Burnham did when he became Foreign Secretary, external "and they replied that there was no evidence of any successful interference in the 2016 referendum, by Russia or any other power"."
Nigel Farage called the prime minister a liar over the Russian interference claim.
"The Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was blunt – calling the prime minister "a liar.""
Kemi Badenoch argued the plan risked regurgitating yesterday's arguments with little prospect of success.
"She argued it risked regurgitating yesterday's arguments with little prospect of success."
Lord Frost argued in the Telegraph that politicians should defend the voters' Brexit decision.
""They weighed the arguments and made a decision. The least they are owed is politicians willing to defend it," argues Lord Frost, external, a former Brexit minister and chief Brexit negotiator in the Telegraph."
Andy Burnham said a fortnight ago that the manifesto could promise an in-out referendum.
"The prime minister told me a fortnight ago the manifesto could promise an in-out referendum."
The UK-EU Summit is scheduled for Friday 20 November in Brussels.
"The focus of the next five weeks, ahead of a UK-EU Summit in Brussels on Friday 20 November, is what Downing Street sees as short term wins on youth mobility, food and drink, and energy."
Andy Burnham wants to deepen the UK's relationship with the EU at a summit in Brussels at the end of next month.
"First, in the short term, he wants to "deepen" the UK's relationship with the EU at a summit in Brussels at the end of next month."