British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the United Kingdom must accept compromises to improve its relationship with the European Union, affected by Brexit.

In a speech delivered in London, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the necessity for Britons to accept compromises in order to build a closer relationship with the European Union, considering the negative impact of Brexit on the UK economy. Starmer stated that economic analysis clearly shows that the current agreement with the EU has had adverse effects and highlighted the importance of reducing frictions with the European bloc to stimulate economic renewal.

He mentioned that the British government has managed to develop strong partnerships with the USA, India, and the EU, and that it will continue to take steps to avoid stagnation. Starmer reminded that British citizens voted in favor of remaining in the European Community in 1975, thus highlighting the historical link with Europe.