For years Westminster treated Brexit as untouchable. That is changing. The Guardian reports that @AndyBurnham now wants an honest discussion about freedom of movement as part of Britain’s future relationship with Europe. @AngelaRayner says it should not be off the table. 🎉 Government is preparing to set out its long-term options around the 20 November UK-EU summit. It’s time to get our freedom of movement back! It was stolen from us as it was never actually on 2016 ballot paper. Nor was leaving the Single Market. Nor was leaving the customs union. Nor was the final form of Brexit that Britain ended up with. Those choices were made afterwards by the Tories with Farage’s help. If Britain is now considering whether the Brexit red lines still serve our economy, food security, energy security and national resilience, then the democratic answer is simple: 🙋‍♀️Ask the public what they want now.