POLL: Is Keir Starmer betraying Brexit and trying to get too close to EU?

is understood to be facing a backlash from within his own party over a controversial new deal with Brussels - so today Express readers are being asked: Do you think it amounts to a betrayal of Brexit?

The Prime Minister is expected to unveil a wide-ranging "reset" agreement with European Commission president on Monday. This would be the UK's biggest move towards the EU since the 2021 trade deal.

Under the plans, the UK would align with European food standards and allow young migrants to live and work in Britain - prompting warnings from Brexiteers that it's "the worst of both worlds".

Labour MP Graham Stringer said: "Dynamic realignment is definitely a betrayal because it's giving everything up."

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Baroness Hoey, a prominent Leave supporter, and former Labour MP, added: "Labour voters have not given up on Brexit - and Sir Keir will pay the price for thinking otherwise."

Critics within the party say the deal could drive voters into the arms of Reform UK, particularly in Red Wall constituencies that backed Leave in 2016.

The Prime Minister has also agreed to give the EU 12 more years of access to British waters under the current status quo - dropping earlier plans to limit access to just four years. Fishermen, who urged him not to "sell out" to Brussels, are likely to see it as a major concession.

Sir Keir insists the deal is in the national interest and says it will boost defence spending and strengthen the UK's role in European security.

But with the EU demanding a ten-year extension on fishing rights and potential oversight from the European Court of Justice, concerns over sovereignty are mounting.