but kier starmer has nailed their colours to the mast and say they support a transition period, one inithin the customs union. they say it will last i— for years. then a new relationship will be created. —— 1-4 new relationship will be created. —— 1—4 labour is trying to carve a position which will win over remainers and leavers. however, the express... we were saying this that several stories are reported differently in different papers. most papers have, the same line, which is interesting. there will be a political cost to take this position. many remainers wanted this. but many ukip voters and tory voters and brexit voters voted for labour with the understanding they accepted the vote. many voted leave from labour. the tories... it was a mixed picture, the selection. the tories did pretty well in the north. it is good news in that it means we are back in a pre—election position where we know what labour's position is. wanting to stay with the single market. that gives the tories an opportunity. it might be worth showing the front page of the guardian. it is doing a similar thing. t

writing in the observer, kier starmer says...goods to flow freely across the eu. but it also restricts our ability to make independent trade deals. being inside the single market means goods and finance can move freely beteen member states, but so too can people. never mind talks between britain and brussels, as i understand it there has been tense negotiations within labour's ranks to clarify their position. what does abiding by eu rules actually mean? it would mean the continuation of free movement of labour, making it difficult to control eu migration. butjust how long would labour's transitional period actually last? here, the government is thinking in terms of two years. but we are not putting a time limit on it. we need to reach an arrangement which protects the long—term trade relationship between britian and europe and jobs in this country. jeremy corbyn was in the spotlight in edinburgh today talking about brexit. but, behind the scenes, some of his own mps want him to go further and commit to permanent single market mem

writing in the observer, kier starmer says...ership allows our goods to flow freely across the eu. but it also restricts our ability to make independent trade deals. being inside the single market means goods and finance can move freely beteen member states, but so too can people. never mind talks between britain and brussels, as i understand it there has been tense negotiations within labour's ranks to clarify their position. what does abiding by eu rules mean? it would mean the continuation of free movement of labour, making it difficult to control eu migration. butjust how long would labour's transitional period actually last? here, the government is thinking in terms of two years. but we are not putting a time limit on it. we need to reach an arrangement which protects the long—term trade relationship between britian and europe and jobs in this country. jeremy corbyn was in the spotlight in edinburgh today talking about brexit. but, behind the scenes, some of his own mps want him to go further and commit to permanent single m