Sir Keir Starmer warns that he risked Brexit vote betrayal if he agrees to a new deal to put Britain under a new “surrender summit”

Last night, Keir Starmer warned that he would betray Brexit if he agreed to a deal that would put Britain under EU control.

The Prime Minister will sign an agreement today on what is known as the “Surrender Summit”, which means Britain must once again comply with EU law and abide by the judge’s ruling.

He is also preparing to grant millions of young Europeans the right to live, study and work here for up to three years, risking reducing the promise of immigration.

The Prime Minister (the retainer who supports him) then held a second referendum to cancel the leave vote – expected to “sell” British fishermen by allowing French ships to continue to enter British coastal waters.

Last night, the EU raised surprise fishing rights for the fishing rights to last ten years or more, and it was last night’s negotiations.

In return, checks for vans to bring food to the mainland will be lifted. Defence companies will receive a £160 million EU weapons fund, but British taxpayers face the privilege of having to pay millions of dollars.

As the quarrel over the “reset” deal unveiled at Lancaster House in London continues, the prime minister is urging not to succumb to EU demands or to give up Brexit freedoms with a 17.4 million vote.

Shadow Foreign Minister Dame Priti Patel told the Mail: “Labor’s Brexit betrayal is by their reliance on our freedom and hard-working sovereignty.

Starmer is also preparing to grant millions of young Europeans the right to live, study and work here for up to three years, risking reducing immigration commitments

Shadow Minister Mel Stride (pictured) says that abiding by the expected agreement to EU food standards will be a betrayal of the Brexit vote, pure and simple

Britain needs Starmer to resist strongly the edge of the EU, spine, and then put our national interests first at once, rather than acknowledging Brussels’ demands.

Shadow Minister Mel Stride wrote in the paper that the expectation of abide by EU food standards is a betrayal of the Brexit vote, pure and simple.

The Conservatives also urged Sir Kyle not to avoid France’s demand for European trawlers to enter British waters for a long time and to retain exclusive access to British fishermen in areas around the coast.

Shadow Environment Minister Victoria Atkins said: “We are deeply concerned about the reports that labor aims to surrender our right to fish at the EU summit, which is why we are laying the red line for any transaction today.

Conservatives have been standing up for our coastal communities and our fishing industry.

;Labor must not abandon our fishing rights in their despair to save their failed fiscal policy.

Reform leader Nigel Farage told the Post: “Our borders have been opened to thousands of people in the EU after Starmer’s speech last Monday, which will make Red Wall voters more suspicious of labor.

Obviously, labor cannot be trusted to secure our boundaries. The idea of ​​the British soldiers under the EU flag will also be hated on the red wall. This is Starmer’s surrender deal.

Shadow Foreign Minister Dame Priti Patel (pictured) told the email: “Labor’s Brexit betrayal is made up of their sovereignty towards our freedom and hard-working victory.” She also urged Starmer to “long the spine” and put Britain’s “national interests” first

Reform leader Nigel Farage told the Post: “After Starmer’s speech last Monday, our borders were opened to thousands of people in the EU, which would make Red Wall voters more suspicious of labor. Obviously, labor cannot be trusted to secure our borders. This is Starmer’s surrender deal’

As disputes over a “reset” deal unveiled in London’s Lancaster house continue, prime ministers are urged not to succumb to EU demands or to give up Brexit freedoms that 17.4 million British voted for

Sir Kyle even faces a rebound from his own MPs, who fear voters in the Red Wall will be angry at the projected plans for youth mobility.

Bassetlaw’s MP Jo White is also the head of the Red Wall Labor Councilor.

She added: “If it’s just a way for kids to fill low-paying job openings in London at overseas locations, rather than wanting to see how young people like me can open up to the opportunities and experiences they had originally dreamed about, I would really question its value.”

Senior Labor MP Graham Stringer said accepting EU rules on food “completely undermines the entire reason for appearance” and “absolutely betrayal.”

In an interview yesterday morning, as negotiations continued, British host Nick Thomas-Symonds admitted that the UK must accept EU rules on food standards as part of the deal to reduce exporters’ traditional tape festivals.

In the so-called dynamic unification, EU laws must be placed again under the British regulations, and the UK will once again be placed under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.

Cabinet Office Minister Thomas-Symonds told the BBC: “We are not from an ideological point of view, we are from a practical point of view.

The national interests that meet common standards to ensure that we become easier to trade are in our national interests… Frankly, frankly, candid businesses have to stop trading with the EU and can start trading with the EU again due to the traditional Chinese tape festival.

Senior Labor MP Graham Stringer (pictured) said accepting EU regulations on food “completely undermined the entire reason for appearance” and “absolutely betrayal”

In the so-called dynamic unification, EU laws must be placed again under British regulations, and the UK will be placed again under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (as shown in the picture)

He has not confirmed that there will be a cap on youth mobility plans required by Brussels, which increases the prospect of millions of young people moving to the UK to escape the mainland’s high unemployment rate.

He would simply say that the program would be “smart and controlled”, adding: “Anything agreed on youth mobility – by the way, will be an opportunity for young British people to experience different cultures, travel and work – will be consistent with the purpose of the migration white paper, which is to lower the net migration level.”

Sources said last night that outstanding issues remained on both sides and the dialogue will continue overnight.