The government is gearing up for another EU reset, but does Burnham know what he wants from Brussels? And has Lisa Nandy's Remembrance Sunday blunder exposed divisions within the Cabinet over closer ties with Europe?


Tim Shipman and James Heale discuss the upcoming EU summit, the potential economic benefits of closer alignment and whether Labour is prepared for the political battle ahead. What concessions will Brussels demand? And could Burnham be repeating Theresa May's Brexit mistakes?


Plus: Nigel Farage lays a wreath at the Cenotaph for the first time, as Reform UK unveils its new defence spokesman and attempts to show a different side of its leader.


Produced by Oscar Edmondson & Abigail Brierley.

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