A decade after Britain's most consequential democratic rupture, Tony Blair has returned to the centre of Labour's unresolved argument with Europe, urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to name EU rejoining as an explicit national ambition within ten years. The former prime minister frames the move not as a repudiation of the referendum but as a pragmatic repositioning — one that his institute's research suggests could nearly triple Labour's parliamentary seats. The intervention lands at a moment of genuine political possibility, yet also of real fragility, as Burnham weighs the promise of a reuni