Caroline Lucas notes that shifting political dynamics in the United States highlight the need for the UK to strengthen its alignment with the European Union, arguing that closer cooperation with Europe represents a more stable long-term direction for the country.

European Movement UK Chair Mike Galsworthy says the vote to leave the EU a decade ago was driven by false victimhood, and urges the UK to seize every opportunity to rebuild closer ties with the EU until it returns to the table as a member state.

Strong reflections from Sir John Major with The Independent observing that the losers from leaving the European Union are 'every wallet, every purse, and every balance sheet in the country,' adding, 'it has failed thus far and will continue to do so.'

Ed Davey set out at the British Chambers of Commerce Conference how closer ties with the EU Single Market could support UK economic growth and benefit households and businesses.

At the British Chamber of Commerce, Ed Davey criticised both Conservatives for taking the UK out of the EU and Labour for its red lines, arguing that rejoining the Single Market and a Customs Union would boost growth and fund public services.

The Atlantic's David Frum wonders why the UK left the EU ten years ago, mentions the misinformation which drove the vote to leave, and asks, "Will we ever learn our lesson"

Founder of New Europeans Roger Casale says that young people would be desperate to join the European Union, but they don't run the country. - Should young people have more of a say?

DW News speaks to a train driver and food bank users who voted to leave the EU, finding many do not view it as a success and asking whether closer EU ties could improve their lives.

PBS NewsHour visits Blackpool on the tenth anniversary of the UK leaving the EU, where some Leave voters express regret about the decision. A poll cited in the programme suggests 56% would now vote to go back into the EU if given the opportunity.

CBC News compares the growing Alberta separatist movement with the UK’s decision to leave the EU a decade ago. Suggesting that under Andy Burnham—widely tipped as a future UK PM, Britain could now move toward closer EU relations

BBC's Ros Atkins notes that, ten years after leaving the EU, the UK has less money in the economy than it likely would have had otherwise. He argues that while closer ties with the EU may bring some benefits, without joining the Customs Union and Single Market any improvements to be marginal

Ten years after the UK left the EU, Gina Miller tells Euronews the next decade should begin with a Labour leader setting out closer EU ties on growth, defence, AI and the environment, alongside a reset to cut red tape and reverse the drift to lower regulation.

"I believe in the European Union because it signifies what humanity should be striving towards" Founder of National Rejoin March Youth, Ceíra Casey Sergeant, speaking at the March for Rejoin, shares her views on why we should rejoin the EU

A light-hearted moment with "00-Davey" in Parliament, as Ed Davey calls on Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham to rethink Labour's "red lines" and pursue a closer relationship with the EU.

Mike Galsworthy, Chair of the European Movement UK, sets out his case for why the UK should rejoin the EU. Do you agree — and what do you think the strongest argument for rejoining is?

Some argue that young people have little interest in closer ties with the European Union. But at the National March for Rejoin in Parliament Square, young speaker Haydn Osborne-Brookes put it differently, “We want our future back. We want the freedom to travel, work, and study across Europe again.”

In a BBC documentary, Boris Johnson admits: “We didn’t have a plan for what to do next. We didn’t think it was our job to have a plan.” Ten years on from the vote to leave the EU, and after seeing the consequences that followed, what should the plan be for the UK to rejoin the European Union?

Shocking admission from Vote Leave’s chief executive, now Baron Elliott, that the famous “£350 million for the NHS” bus claim is undermined by the fact that NHS funding increased in 2019 before Brexit actually took effect, suggesting NHS spending was always a domestic political decision

Baroness Hazarika suggests the political instability with revolving prime ministers is down to harm caused by Brexit. On the 10th anniversary of the referendum which led to the UK to leaving the EU, would you credit subsequent political instability to Brexit?

Layla Moran, “I believe in the EU because I believe in global prosperity and security” “Britain’s place has always been in the heart of Europe, it’s where we need to be again”

Political commentator Adam Schwarz on WION News explains how Brexit has created political instability: “Brexit prevents any government to allow the kind of economy, public service and living standards that Britons actually expect..It will continue to cause problems so long as we are outside the EU”

“Brexit has definitely harmed the UK economy and it’s done so very badly” European Movement’s Policy Advisor, Mark English, appears on The Cube, which is a fact check program on Euronews

Neil Kinnock speaking at the National Rejoin March outlines the economic damage of Brexit, the need for middle countries to work together, and calls for the UK to rejoin the European Union

Mike Galsworthy, speaks with Matthew Wright on LBC. He refers to the misleading narratives on how businesses will prosper outside the EU Should our next PM put their energy into a Customs Union with the EU, like Turkey has, or aim for Single Market, or even rejoining the EU entirely?

Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation on the steps of 10 Downing Street. Particularly in light of the changing global political environment do you believe our new PM, in due course, should forge faster and closer relations with the European Union?

BBC's Laura Kuenssberg, "If Sir Keir Starmer resigns.. Then the UK will mark the ten year anniversary of the vote to leave the EU by saying goodbye to another Prime Minister" If Sir Keir were to resign, should the next PM set out a path back to the EU to boost growth and reunite a divided country?

Today, The Independent reported that almost every sector of the economy has been hit as a result of being outside of the European Union, including reducing the travel industry by 39%, and financial services exports by 24%. A prosperous future lies within Europe. Not by isolating ourselves.

Missing all the action from our event on Wednesday, or couldn't make it? Good news - we've compiled a list of all the best bits from the day on our website! Give it a read ⬇️

Data by the Bank of England suggests that being outside the European Union has reduced the size of the UK economy by around 6%. If we're serious about economic prosperity, we cannot afford to isolate ourselves from our European neighbours.

Yesterday saw a range of inspirational speakers and panels address hundreds of passionate people who believe in a European future. Speakers included Sir Ed Davey, The Rt Hon Lord Richard Hermer, Peter Wilding, Dr Mike Galsworthy, Sir Nick Harvey, and Emma Knaggs.

Ed Davey, "A new growth and defence partnership with the European Union. A bold new deal that will make Britain richer, safer and stronger, including a customs union, but also crucially taking Britain back into the single market." How quickly do you think the UK should join the EU Single Market?

Yesterday, European Movement UK held a major event, discussing the UK’s Future in Europe, and revealing our new branding. Here’s just some of the team that made the day a huge success. Keep an eye on our socials for highlights from the day.

Today, Sir Ed Davey addressed our event, calling on Labour to scrap their red lines on the customs union and single market, so that "we can get on with properly fixing our relationship with Europe.” The UK's future is in Europe. We can only do that if we forget the outdated boundaries of the past.

Today, we're in Westminster Chapel for our packed event 'The UK's Future in Europe', and to launch our new branding. Couldn't make it to London? We'll be updating this thread throughout the day with highlights: make sure to check it out to keep up to date with the future of UK-EU relations.

Introducing the new look of European Movement UK. Launched to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the 2016 referendum, our new brand signals that we are turning a new page. It’s time to lay the arguments of the past to rest, and to focus instead on the future that we want to build.

Listen to our Public Affairs Manager, Joe Meighan, on how wanting a closer relationship with Europe isn't a reversal of the 2016 referendum, rather, a reflection of public opinion ten years on.

Last week, European Movement UK hosted a roundtable for the launch of our report 'Creating Culture Together: A Practical Reset for UK-EU Creative Cooperation'. Bringing together MPs, industry leaders, and musicians, the day was filled with discussions and testimonies from those directly affected.

Even POLITICO admits that the best place to be tomorrow is at our 'The UK's future in Europe' event 🤩 And the best news? There's still time to get tickets 🎟️ www.europeanmovement.co.uk/reimagined-c...

Believe in the UK in Europe.

David Dimbleby, hosted the EU referendum results show on BBC One and BBC News on the night of 23-24 June back in 2016. A decade later, all we've seen is division and damage. So let's make sure the next 10 years are defined by trust and cooperation.

"Early leave victories in key locations, including Sunderland, prompted a 10% plunge in the pound on what was its biggest ever one-day fall." A decade later, the pound still hasn't returned above its pre-Brexit level. Didn't they argue that leaving would make us richer? 🤔

Join us THIS Wednesday 17th June in Westminster for a major-one day event hosted by the European Movement UK. The UK’s Future in Europe brings together leaders from politics, media, business & society to explore the UK’s future relationship with Europe through fresh ideas, debate & partnerships.

Good news! 🥳 As a result of the momentum behind our movement's recommendations, the Liberal Democrats have formally submitted all six recommendations from the Creating Culture Together report as an Early Day Motion in Parliament. Here's a reminder of our recommendations ⬇️

Read the article by Sir Nick Harvey, CEO of European Movement UK, on John Healey's resignation and its warning for Britain's defence and security via the link below 🔗

Participating in the EU's internal energy market would cut household bills. Joining the single market would control and lower consumer prices. If we're serious about tackling the cost of living, we cannot do it being outside of the EU.

Finance is one of Britain's largest sectors. It would be an act of economic self-sabotage to not work constructively with Europe.

Nick Thomas-Symonds MP, Minister for the Constitution and European Union Relations, argued "If the great question of post-Brexit Britain is how we can ensure, as an island nation, we can deliver national resilience, then energy security is one of the most valuable prizes."

"Get Brexit Done", but without a plan? That sounds like a great idea... 🙄

Liberty UK have written an excellent blog post on the importance of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), which challenges the prevalent misconception that leaving it would have reduce irregular migration, instead showing how it protects and advances human rights in the UK. Read it here

This week, UK Finance published their report entitled 'Unlocking Growth Through a Stronger UK-EU Financial Services Partnership', setting a three-stage plan to enhance UK-EU financial cooperation.