Keir Starmer is refusing to say whether he wants Britain to rejoin the European Union in his lifetime, according to reporting covered by multiple outlets. The renewed focus on Brexit comes after Labour leadership rival Wes Streeting called for Britain to rejoin the bloc, prompting renewed debate about the country’s future relationship with the EU. In the coverage, Starmer’s position is presented as non-committal on the question of timing and personal preference, rather than a clear statement in favour of rejoining. The dispute is framed as part of a broader leadership contest within Labour, with Brexit policy again becoming a central issue. While Streeting has publicly argued for rejoining the EU, Starmer’s refusal to indicate whether he personally wants it to happen within his lifetime is being treated as a sign of cautious or non-specific messaging. The reporting reflects the ongoing political sensitivity around Brexit and the range of views within Labour on how, and whether, the UK should seek closer EU ties.