HuffPost UK, by Kate Nicholson, on UK Politics, 13 November 2026
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Read the original article on huffingtonpost.co.uk (opens in a new tab)HuffPost UK reports the exchange between Andy Burnham and David Cameron over rejoining the EU, quoting both men at length and attributing each claim to the person who made it. Its one lapse is minor: in its own voice it says Cameron's intervention sparked an intense backlash, but the only reaction it reports is Burnham's. Nothing else in it misleads.
Minor
“His intervention sparked intense backlash”
How we know
“I would say the evidence says otherwise and indeed the Treasury analysis says otherwise.”
The article does not let Cameron's claim that Brexit has nothing to do with low growth stand alone. It reports the prime minister's challenge and the Treasury analysis he cites.
“He also claimed the UK’s economic issues are unrelated to Brexit”
HuffPost UK attributes Cameron's contested economic claim to him rather than stating it as fact.
“Cameron told Bloomberg this week:”
The article names where Cameron made his remarks and quotes him in full, so readers can judge his argument in his own words.
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