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Eleven political experts have accompanied Prospect throughout the campaign in a special election group chat.
Yesterday , we asked them how a Sunak or Starmer government would handle a Trump presidency.
Today , we ask a question suggested by Jane , a Prospect reader in Kent .
Alona Ferber : How fast Keir Starmer would pursue rapprochement with the EU if he becomes Britain 's next PM .
Matthew Lesh : I expect Labour will stealthily pursue a closer relationship with the EU , surrendering many potential opportunities in the process.
That means less ability to improve the regulations for the likes of cultivated (lab grown) meat, gene editing or GMOs.
Ironically some of Labour ’s plans, like putting VAT on private schools, would not be possible as a member of the EU .
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