The mayor of London has argued that Brexit is “the greatest piece of self-inflicted damage ever inflicted on a country”. His proposal that Britain should rejoin the EU’s internal market came after the blows to British trade, and the progress of the Northern Ireland bill to change the Brexit agreement in the House of Commons.
The UK’s departure from the internal market – which allows the free movement of goods, services, capital and people between members – wash central to the Brexit negotiations.
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At the State of London debate on Tuesday, June 28, he was asked whether the Labor Party must be press to rejoin the internal market.
He said: “I do not speak on behalf of the national Labor Party. But I believe we need to stay informed. ”
As a result, Express.co.uk has asked readers whether the UK should push to rejoin the EU single market.
In a poll that ran from 10am to 10am on Thursday 30 June from 10am to 10am on Thursday 30 June on Wednesday 30 June, Express.co.uk asked: “Should the UK listen to Sadiq Khan and insist on returning to the Join the EU single market? ”
In total, 8,121 people cast their votes with a strong majority, 91 per cent (7,347 people), who answered “no”, the UK should not rejoin the EU internal market.
However, nine percent (747 people) said “yes”, the UK should listen to Sadiq Khan and press to rejoin, while only 27 people said they did not know from either side.
Hundreds of comments were left under the accompanying article as readers took part in a lively discussion on the EU single market.
Many agreed that the UK is better off without the EU single market.
One reader, username russskinner, said: “Joining the internal market was our downfall in the first place. Do not make the same mistake again. ”
Username Michael Taylor said: “Reconnecting to the internal market will not solve any of the problems we face.
“This scam is simply the first step in bringing us back to the EU.”
Another reader, username bigzap, wrote: “Give it a break, we made our decision by a majority vote. Brexit is here to stay.”
Others, however, have argued that the UK would benefit from access to or rejoining the internal market.
Username LameDuckJohnson said: “Of course we have to rejoin the internal market, we should never have left.”
As the username PeterNoble said: “Yes, of course. We are the first country in history to impose tariff sanctions on ourselves.”
And the username RodneyThomas said: “Joining the internal market and customs union is the only way to sort out the miserable economic situation in which the country is.”
Meanwhile, the username SALTY said: “We must do whatever is best for our economy. Ideology has no place in a meaningful forward-looking country. ”