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Labour must sort out the Brexit mess

Hull Daily Mail

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October 28, 2025

GOOD to read that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is at least willing to publicly recognise that leaving the European Union has proven worse for the UK economy and productivity than the official watchdog, the OBR, had predicted ('Brexit has made the UK economy weaker, Hull Daily Mail, October 22).

Good, but not great. I welcomed signs Labour might be more forthright about Brexit's harm (Has PM got his pro-Europe mojo back? - Mail Box, October 20). So, great would have been if Ms Reeves had told us what the Government is going to do about it.

After all, the OBR's (Office for Budget Responsibility) updated forecasts will be published alongside her November 26 Budget.

The Labour leadership has received positive coverage in recent weeks from sympathetic media outlets for finally being more honest about Brexit's failures. But it's only been saying in the last fortnight what many of its natural supporters have wanted to hear for years.

So, what now? "Reset" and "make Brexit work" won't do. They never did.

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