Labour would 'reset´ relationship with European Union, says Sarwar

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "When I'm talking to sister Labour parties across the UK, when I'm talking to ambassadors for individual countries across the European union or I'm talking to EU representatives - they aren't actually asking Labour to commit to rejoin the European Union at this election campaign.
53% : "I think the opportunities are absolutely huge and I think EU partners will look at an incoming Labour government and recognise that these are people we can work with, people who are going to act in good faith, people who want positive outcomes, rather than people who are coming into this room or trying to build a relationship purely for a different political purpose.
52% : Mr Sarwar said the party would look at where alignment with the EU could work in the national interest and that improving relations could be "transformational".Speaking on a campaign visit to East Renfrewshire, he also said a Labour government would use UK embassies to tout Scottish produce and boost exports, and that a Scotland Office under the control of Ian Murray, currently shadow Scottish secretary, would be "Scotland's window onto the world".
46% : I think EU partners will look at an incoming Labour government and recognise that these are people we can work with Anas Sarwar, Scottish Labour leaderHowever, Mr Sarwar said that there needs to be a change in the relationship with the EU in the wake of Brexit.

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