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Burnham pledges ‘further steps’ to deepen ties with EU in meeting with Irish Taoiseach
Usagevpn.com – British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has used his first meeting with Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin at No10 North to signal that his government wants to expand cooperation with the European Union and pursue a closer relationship with Europe.
The meeting took place in Manchester on Friday, making Martin the first foreign leader to visit the new regional prime ministerial office. No10 North was created as part of Burnham’s wider devolution agenda, and the visit gave the two leaders an opportunity to underline the importance of the UK-Ireland relationship at a time of renewed discussion about Britain’s place in Europe.…
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