Burnham says he wants UK back in the EU 'in my lifetime'

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he hopes Britain rejoins the EU during his lifetime, calling the current Brexit deal 'not good enough' while ruling out rejoining this parliament.

• Burnham told ITV's Good Morning Britain he would like Britain to rejoin the EU in his lifetime but said he will not move ahead of the public.
• He said Brexit had not "played out" as promised, had weakened the economy, and had weakened border control, which he linked to the small boats crisis.
• Burnham ruled out rejoining the EU in this parliament, pledging instead to take "practical steps" to make the current arrangement work within Labour's red lines.
• He ruled out an early general election and said he hoped the 20 November UK-EU summit could deliver a deal benefiting British food manufacturers.