City AM, on UK Politics, 15 November 2026
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Read the original article on cityam.com (opens in a new tab)City AM reports Andy Burnham's speech at the Welsh Labour conference, where he said Britain has lost more than it gained from Brexit, ahead of a UK-EU summit on food, emissions trading and youth mobility. It attributes his charge against the Conservatives and the government's economic estimates to their sources, and gives space to a food industry warning and an economist's view.
“Burnham accused the Conservatives of delivering a harder Brexit than voters expected”
City AM reports the charge against the Conservatives as Burnham's accusation, not as its own verdict.
“Ministers estimate the deal could add £5.1bn annually to the UK economy by 2040, although the final terms have yet to be agreed”
City AM attributes the economic figure to ministers and gives the reader the uncertainty that comes with it.
“The government hopes the agreements could boost UK GDP by 0.4 per cent”
City AM presents the growth figure as the government's hope, not as an established outcome.
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