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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham believes the UK can reach a mutually beneficial agreement with the EU, resembling the Brexit people thought they voted for in 2016. He aims for closer ties with the EU and plans to sign new agreements on food, energy, and youth mobility at the upcoming UK-EU summit. Burnham argues that Brexit has caused more harm than good but has ruled out major changes before the next elections. The Labour Party has committed to not rejoining the single market or customs union. The government anticipates the agreement could benefit the UK economy by £5.1 billion annually. Opposition parties express concerns about aligning with EU rules, while some advocate for a return to the single market.