As discussed with @DawnNeesom and @MarchRejoin on @GBNEWS a few moments ago. Even if you take the 4% less GDP growth as fact, that would be £100bn less in GDP per year by 2035. The gross cost of EU membership for the UK in 2028 would be in excess of £35bn a year, which would need £100bn in GDP to generate it. So even if you use the utterly ludicrous 4% figure, leaving the EU is a net economic benefit. By Peter's own numbers and own argument - and he offered to halve it to 2%.

Four months ago, Andy Burnham stood in Makerfield and promised he would not re-run the Brexit argument. This weekend, his Government was discussing the return of EU free movement and refusing to rule anything "off the table". Labour's own manifesto says there will be no return to the single market, the customs union, or freedom of movement. Seventeen point four million people voted to end free movement. Britain had this debate, and Britain decided. As our National Director Richard Thomson puts it: "This is not consultation. It is a calculated attempt to overturn a democratic decision through the back door." The votes of 17.4 million people are not a talking point to be reopened whenever convenient. Great British PAC will hold this Prime Minister to the promises he made, in writing and in Makerfield. Read our full report, then share it far and wide: greatbritishpac.com/news/gre…