What will the next UK Labour government do about Brexit?

I don't want to know.

Until it's actually election time, I don't want to know what their vision is.

They can't "Brexit" any harder than the Tories have, and if they say anything negative about the obvious deficiencies of Brexit ahead of the election, they give the Tories ammunition to drum up more tribal support.

Let the real-world consequences of Brexit play out and speak for themselves. For now.

Any conversation that Labour has regarding Brexit is an opening for the Tory ERG to push their own twisted narrative. Since Tories control the media, then that will be the loudest voice. Labour will not fair well in that sort of fight. There are still plenty of idiots who do not accept the damage that Brexit is doing.

The latest yougov poll shows that:

If the 2016 referendum on UK membership of the European Union was being held now, how would you vote?

31% would still want to leave the EU, with only 55% would be voting to remain

If there was a referendum now on whether the UK should or should not join the European Union, how would you vote?

32% would be against with 51% would be for it

So for all a lot of the country is aware how damaging our Brexit stance it, this is not really enough. We cannot convince anymore due to the strength of Tory media. The only way Starmer can beat this is by giving facts when in government. While keeping in mind that we will only ever get one chance to reverse this fiasco, would you rather it was done in haste or with as many educated as possible?

In the first term of a Labour government they will maybe be a bit less hostile towards the EU but they won't be re-joining or anything. They'll have no mandate to do so since they worry putting it in a manefesto would alienate their red-wall voters.

As it currently looks Labour won't do much of anything at all. Continue tory spending plans, refuse to raise any taxes, not rebuild any schools, not make any changes which may affect the social order or reform capitalism in any way.

Expect 4 years of calm with almost nothing happening. Which in itself will be quite a relief.

I'm guessing they don't want to piss off their voter base so they wonttsay anything and continue the Tory policy of making the best out of a shite situation?

I think they'll push to join the customs union

With ol’ Keir ‘industry plant’ Starmer at the helm? Not a single useful thing.

Whatever the rich people they serve tell them to

God help us if we get a labour government. The present government has navigated through some very rough waters - Brexit, Covid, Ukraine war, but at least the country still functions and provides employment for the people. I dread to think a Labour government steeped in entitlement, elitism and and cancelation will do to the country.