Michael Gove comments on the Labour leadership contest, arguing that whoever leads Labour would try to take the UK “back into the EU.” In the piece, he presents the return to EU membership as an incorrect approach to addressing the country’s problems, using a comparison to suggest that such thinking would not effectively solve underlying issues. The article frames the leadership race within the context of broader political dissatisfaction, describing Labour’s challengers as seeing opportunity amid perceived weaknesses in the current government. Beyond the overarching argument that a Labour leader would pursue EU re-entry, the coverage provided here does not include specific policy details, timelines, or direct responses from Labour candidates. The content is presented as a political viewpoint rather than a new development in negotiations or formal movement toward any change in UK-EU arrangements. Overall, the information emphasizes Gove’s stance on the EU issue and characterizes the leadership contest as a moment for Labour rivals to advance their prospects.