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The IPPR, a think tank with close ties to Labour, says Russian aggression and an unreliable US leave Britain too weak to act alone. Its new polling found 52% of voters back rejoining and 29% oppose it. Prime minister Andy Burnham has not given his own view while a review of the options is under way.
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