One former MP described the decision as a ‘retrograde step’{ai:summary}<p>The Labour Government's axing of the European Scrutiny Committee has ignited fears among Brexiteers, who see it as a move to curb oversight of the UK's ties with the EU. Critics argue that this retrospective step undermines democracy just as Labour seeks to strengthen relations with Brussels.</p><p>Longtime committee member Sir Bill Cash calls the decision a travesty, while the weakened Brexit voice in Parliament stirs suspicion about Labour's intentions. The landscape has shifted, leaving key figures like Nigel Farage to face a test of their commitment in a transformed political arena. #politics</p>

Starmer is seeking closer ties to the EU and Brexiteers are smelling a rat - analysis by Christopher Hope

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