UK Greater Manchester Mayor Burnham says Brexit has been damaging, but the last thing we should do now is re-run Brexit arguments; not proposing UK consider rejoining EU and respect decision of Brexit referendum

Mayor Burnham's comments highlight the ongoing divisions within the UK regarding Brexit, emphasizing a pragmatic approach rather than reigniting old debates.

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His stance may solidify political discussions about respecting the referendum's outcome, potentially reducing short-term volatility. However, it underscores the challenges of reconciling public sentiment with economic realities, which could influence UK-EU relations going forward.

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