Reuters, on UK Politics, 12 November 2026
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Read the original article on reuters.com (opens in a new tab)Reuters reports Chancellor John Healey's comments to the BBC that Britain will seek closer cooperation with the EU at next week's summit where the benefits to businesses and consumers outweigh the costs, along with Prime Minister Andy Burnham's push for a reset of ties. Each claim about the Brexit deal and its effects is attributed to the minister who made it. Nothing in the article misleads its reader.
“finance minister Healey says”
The headline keeps the attribution, so Healey's view that benefits outweigh trade-offs is reported as his claim, not as the outlet's own conclusion.
“"It was clear that the Brexit deal as negotiated had done more harm than good and that the status quo wasn't working for either side," Burnham added.”
A contested political judgement about the Brexit deal is given as a direct quotation and attributed to Burnham, not stated in Reuters' own voice.
“Pressed on whether closer cooperation would involve trade-offs, Healey said:”
Reuters reports that Healey was pressed on the trade-offs and gives his answer in his own words, so the reader can see it is the government's position.
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