Keir Starmer's new framework agreement with Brussels has sparked significant controversy in Britain, drawing accusations of 'betrayal' from British fishermen and hardline Brexiteers. The deal represents a notable shift in the UK's approach post-Brexit, aiming to restore and improve relationships with the European Union. Despite the strong criticism, some argue that this framework could benefit the United Kingdom economically, illustrating the complex dynamics of post-Brexit relations and the balancing act between national interests and economic pragmatism.
Critics label the new Brussels-London framework as a 'betrayal', particularly focusing on the discontent from conservative Brexiteers and British fishermen who feel abandoned.
Despite the backlash, the framework agreement represents a pragmatic approach, aiming to improve relations and potentially benefiting the UK in economic terms.
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