'More harm than good': Burnham reopens Brexit question, puts EU rejoin back on table

British prime minister Andy Burnham has reopened one of the country's most divisive political questions, saying Brexit has done "more harm than good" and signalling that Britain could consider everything from a closer relationship with the European Union to eventually rejoining the bloc.Speaking at the Labour Party conference, Burnham said the UK's current relationship with Europe was not "good enough" and promised to set out different options around a UK-EU summit later this year. Asked directly whether Britain should rejoin the EU, he said he wanted to "look at the options", ranging from staying as it is to considering a customs union, the single market or going "all the way".The comments mark a significant shift from the position Labour took at the 2024 election, when it promised to "make Brexit work" while ruling out rejoining the EU's customs union or single market.