On the occasion of Brexit’s sixth anniversary, it is evident that the decision to leave the European Union has resulted in significant economic, political, and social consequences for Britain. The country has suffered a £140 billion economic setback, as highlighted by the European Movement.

The current global landscape, with the United States under the leadership of Donald Trump, emphasizes the importance of rejoining forces with European neighbors to secure Britain’s future prosperity. Keir Starmer recognizes the shifting global dynamics, including a hostile U.S., the rise of authoritarian China, and the European Union.

Amid Trump’s antagonistic behavior towards Britain and ongoing economic threats, there is an opportunity to strengthen ties with Europe. Starmer is taking steps to mend some of the shortcomings of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, with calls from Cabinet Ministers to further dismantle trade barriers.

Public opinion is gradually shifting towards regretting Brexit, with increasing support for rejoining the EU. Promoting European unity not only safeguards Labour’s position but also sets the stage for a policy shift in future elections.

It is crucial to acknowledge the adverse impact of Brexit on the economy and consider returning to the EU as a solution to undo the damage caused. The narrative surrounding Brexit needs to reflect the reality of the situation and the necessity of reintegration into the European community.