Labour 'split' as party's own analysis says Brexit cost UK 1.8 million jobs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Khan (above) is set to call for a "new settlement" with the EU to "turbocharge our economy and help raise living standards" in a speech to the London Government Dinner at Mansion House on Thursday evening.
47% : It estimated that a "counterfactual UK" which never went through Brexit would have an annual economic output of £2.34trn - £140bn higher.READ MORE: Warning of 'Brexit 2.0' with UK in 'permanent state of uncertainty' after leaving EUIt further said that, by 2035, the economic damage will have grown if the UK remains outside the single market - as Starmer has committed to keeping it.
31% : "Because the hardline version of Brexit we've ended up with is dragging our economy down and pushing up the cost of living."The SNP said the news showed the "Labour party is split on Brexit, despite their London Mayor offering up hard evidence today of the devastating consequences of leaving the EU for both the economy and for jobs".Alyn Smith, the party's Europe spokesperson at Westminster, went on: "Keir Starmer refuses to even consider returning to EU membership, or even engage on the prospect of rejoining the single market - costing the Scottish economy billions."Scotland overwhelmingly voted to remain in the EU, but we were dragged out against our will and now households and businesses across Scotland are suffering the consequences.

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