Conservatives and Labor meet in secret to discuss Brexit rulings

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Members of the Conservative government and deputies from the Labor opposition held a secret meeting last Thursday to analyze the Brexit rulings, according to 'The Observer'.

In the unusual meeting of supporters and detractors of leaving the EU, the conclusion was reached that Brexit, in its current form,

and the possibility of a closer relationship with Brussels in terms of security, immigration and defense and even a common policy to deal with China.

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a year (112 billion euros), according to a recent Bloomberg estimate.

According to calculations by the Office for Budget Responsibility itself, leaving the EU may have contributed to a 4% reduction in GDP in the next 15 years.

The unusual meeting held in Ditchley Park marks the first formal rapprochement between the

government and members of the 'shadow government' of Labor

, a supporter on his day of permanence, who has however assured that he does not plan to return to the EU or re-entry into the single market if he becomes prime minister.

British public opinion has, however, experienced a sharp turn after the economic problems that are shaking the country,

, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Three years after the end of the transition period, 54% of Britons think leaving the EU was the "wrong" decision, compared to 34% who think it was the "right" decision, according to an analysis by Statista.

, according to another Ipsos poll.

In the secret meeting of Conservatives and Labor held on Thursday and Friday - and in which diplomats, bankers and businessmen also participated - attendees were asked to participate in a "private debate" to answer the following question: "How can

On behalf of the Government ,

, current Minister of Economic Equalization and an ally of

in the Vote Leave campaign, attended.

Former Labor leader

and former Treasury Secretary

also participated in the meeting.

Former Secretary of State for Europe and Remain supporter

was also invited.

David Lammy

, Labour's foreign spokesman, was the most prominent member of the opposition, along with former European Commissioner

, John Healy MP

a former Brexit supporter.

, former Brexit negotiator-chief and now at Goldman Sachs;

, CEO of pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, and defense expert

were other attendees.

According to the documents about the meeting leaked to 'The Observer', the starting point was how the United Kingdom has not found a way to move forward after leaving the EU and how Brexit is actually serving to retain economic growth and diminish the potential of the country.

Among those gathered there was apparently a consensus on the need to

.

The need to resolve the question of the

as soon as possible was a priority issue at the meeting, among accusations launched from outside by the former 'premier' John Major to his co-religionist Boris Johnson, for having signed the Brexit agreement at the time knowing that he was going to create serious problems in Belfast.

The attendees agreed on the need for urgent action in the face of the growing social and economic unrest and problems such as inflation (above the European average), supply chain problems and the lack of work (largely caused by the end of the to freedom of movement).

In general

to tackle illegal immigration, combat organized crime and reach defense agreements.

One of the questions that attendees had to answer was this: "What is the prospect of a fully UK/EU policy towards China?"

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