UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said rejoining the European Union should be among the options examined as Britain reassesses its long-term relationship with Europe. He said Brexit had caused more harm than good and that the government would consider remaining under the current settlement, pursuing a customs union or single market, or going further, while weighing what is achievable and the advantages and disadvantages of each option. Burnham plans to use a delayed EU summit later this year to present different choices and seek consensus, alongside publishing a 10-year plan to transform the UK economy. His comments mark a possible departure from Labour’s 2024 manifesto, which pledged to make Brexit work and ruled out rejoining the EU’s customs union or single market. The Conservatives and Reform UK accused him of reopening the Brexit divisions, while his position contrasts with his earlier pledge not to rerun the Brexit debate or propose EU membership.