Keir Starmer launches Labour's Brexit policy and rules out joining EU

The Labor leader is set to unveil what he describes as a five-point plan to 'make Brexit work' in a speech to the Center for European Reform tonight< /p> (

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Keir Starmer has finally launched the Labor vision of Brexit by ruling out any plans to bring Britain back into the European Union.

The Labor leader has broken his silence on the issue after facing a flurry of calls from Labor heavyweights in recent weeks, urging him to start exposing what the party stands for under his leadership.

"I want Brexit to work," he told the BBC in a series of broadcast interviews.

"We want to move forward, not backward.

"It's not about reintegrating. It's not about going back to the single market or the customs union. We left the EU, there's no reason to come back. Keir Starmer launches Labor policy on Brexit (

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"What we cannot do is reopen all of these arguments, all of these divisions, which have caused so much anguish in recent years."

Mr. Starmer will present his five-point plan to "make Brexit work" at the Center for European Reform. He thinks it will "remove some of the [trade] barriers" that are currently holding Britain back.

Last week, Tony Blair said Mr Starmer must set out a clear political agenda to win the next general election.

He said at the conference on the future of Britain organized by his own institute: "I want to build a stron...