Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin has hit out at Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's newly signed deal with the EU, branding it "absolute nonsense". Speaking to GB News, the representative for Runcorn and Helsby claimed that the agreement with Brussels marks a "complete betrayal of Brexit".

Critics have accused Sir Keir Starmer of missing an “open goal” after he failed to strike a youth mobility agreement with Brussels as part of his Brexit reset deal.As the prime minister hailed the success of his negotiations,

UK negotiators were also understood to believe that the concession on fishing was worth it to secure a permanent deal on food trade, which Brussels had wanted to time-limit in line with EU access to British waters, and which Starmer said would “lower food prices at the checkout”.

Britain and the European Union on Monday sealed new agreements on defence cooperation and easing trade flows at their first formal summit since Brexit.

Keir Starmer told members of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) that they have a 'moral responsibility' to beat Nigel Farage's Reform - which he said is now Labour's main rival for power

Sell out’ Starmer has betrayed Brexit – he should follow in Trump’s footsteps instead Britain will pay money to Brussels for a “sellout” deal that drags the country back under the control of European judges and grants French boats access to our fishing waters for 12 YEARS.

The deal does not undo Brexit. But the British government hopes that closer ties with the European Union will help revive its sluggish economy.

Gesine Weber, fellow at the German Marshall Fund, discusses the EU-U.K. summit on Monday and the difficult tightrope British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has to walk in resetting relations with the bloc without upsetting pro-Brexit critics.