The terrible truth at the heart of Labour's Rejoiner bid exposed as EU to offer Britain 'worst' deal

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Labour's attempt to build closer ties with the European Union could spell trouble, as a hypothetical deal to rejoin the bloc has been described as the "worst deal imaginable", a new report has found.It comes after former health secretary Wes Streeting said the country should rejoin as part of his pitch to lead the Labour Party, with frontrunner candidate Andy Burnham confirming he wouldn't "re-run Brexit arguments".Marine Le Pen, Deputy of the French National Assembly, has signalled France would block any British bid to return to the European Union, according to reports that emerged last week.However, the threat represents only one of a flurry of hurdles facing those who advocate a betrayal of the Brexit referendum.

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