New Campaign Against EU Membership Launches Ahead of UK-EU Summit

BBC News reported that a new campaign against membership in the European Union has launched ahead of a summit between the UK and the EU. The campaign is called Stay Out, according to the report's summary.

According to BBC News, the launch of Stay Out comes as Andy Burnham "prepares for talks with European leaders next week." The summary says only that the launch and the talks occur in the same period. It does not explain how the two are connected.

The summary does not identify who organizes or funds Stay Out, which arguments for leaving the European Union the campaign will advance, or when the UK-EU summit is scheduled to take place. It also does not say whether the launch was timed to coincide with the talks. Those points were not included in the material available to this desk.

The headline of the BBC News report describes the campaign as one against EU membership and places its launch ahead of the UK-EU summit. The summary repeats that framing and adds the reference to Burnham's talks with European leaders. No further detail about the campaign's membership, leadership, or aims appears in the material provided.

This account rests on the headline and summary of a BBC News report, not the full article. Readers seeking complete details of the launch and the talks can consult the full BBC News article. No other news outlet's coverage of the launch was included in the material for this story, so the facts reported here come from a single source.

Sources: BBC News: New campaign against EU membership launches ahead of UK-EU summit.