PM's EU reset under attack from all sides

SIR Keir Starmer has been accused of a “complete betrayal of the British people” as he comes under fire from both pro and anti-EU factions for his “reset” with the bloc.

- BY DAVID WILLIAMSON

The cross-party Foreign Affairs committee will today call for future agreements with the EU to be put to a vote in Parliament.

It also wants a dedicated committee set up to scrutinise the country's dealings with the EU and is pushing for the government to set out a “coherent vision” for Britain’s relationship with the union in a White Paper.

Brexiteers warn Sir Keir is putting “British sovereignty on a silver platter” with his support for closer alignment, less than a decade after the country voted to break away.

Withering

But now even Labour voices are giving a withering verdict on his handling of relations with Brussels.