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The majority of Labour supporters back rejoining the EU , according to BMG Research polling.
Sir Keir Starmer wants the fastest sustained growth in the G7 seen by many as unlikely without easing trade with Brussels .
Senior EU officials have warned that this will mean signing up to Brussels rules and the European Court of Justice .
One frontbencher said rejoining would be an obvious’ move, while a shadow Cabinet minister described it as a good scheme’ At least two other shadow Cabinet figures support the idea, according to sources.
Labour ’s official position is that it has “no plans” to rejoin the scheme and has not had any discussions about doing so, potentially fearing claims it would be opening the door to more EU immigration.
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