Asked if he supports holding a referendum on returning to the European Union, the British Prime Minister responded: “There is absolutely no ambiguity in the position. The government has reached a unified consensus, and I have made this position clear to the outside world today. This position is fully consistent with all my previous statements, including those made during the by-elections.” The statement drew cheers from supporters and cheers from opponents in the parliament hall. Burnham added: “The red lines set out in our campaign declaration, including provisions relating to the free movement of people, will be strictly observed during the current parliamentary term.”

Asked if he supports holding a referendum on returning to the European Union, the British Prime Minister responded: “There is absolutely no ambiguity in the position. The government has reached a unified consensus, and I have made this position clear to the outside world today. This position is fully consistent with all my previous statements, including those made during the by-elections.” The statement drew cheers from supporters and cheers from opponents in the parliament hall. Burnham added: “The red lines set out in our campaign declaration, including provisions relating to the free movement of people, will be strictly observed during the current parliamentary term.”