Sir Keir Starmer has been warned he may face an electoral wipe-out in coastal areas of the UK if he caves in to additional European Union calls for over fishing rights.

The Prime Minister is eager to reset relations with Brussels and is getting ready to carry talks on renewing the commerce and cooperation settlement signed after Brexit.

Nevertheless, a leaked Brussels doc revealed the EU will attempt to drive a tough discount and wring additional concessions from the UK, notably over fishing rights.

June Mummery, a former Brexit Occasion MEP and Reform candidate in July’s election, warned British fishermen had already been “shafted” over the earlier deal and wouldn’t tolerate additional concessions to the EU.

She vowed that her social gathering would combat tooth and nail to face up for fishermen’s rights.

“We’re not going to allow them to. We’re going to combat with the farmers. We’ve obtained to combat like hell,” she instructed GB Information.

“Fishing has already been shafted and now they only wish to are available in and stick the knife in. However that’ll be it.

“He received’t get any coastal seats. He may as properly kiss that goodbye as a result of we’ll make that our mission. That’s 186 seats gone.”

Brussels will demand that the UK provides EU fishermen entry to British waters and settle for ECJ authorized rulings in alternate for a brand new Brexit commerce deal.

A blueprint of the leaked doc seen by The Instances is reported to say Sir Keir must assure EU fishermen entry to UK waters and “successfully” undo Britain’s marine protections.

As a begin, Britain should settle for the “establishment” on fishing earlier than talks can start, with the identical degree of catch allowances and entry for EU boats.

One other EU demand reportedly consists of the dismantling of the UK’s marine safety coverage, amid French-led opposition.

Earlier this month, the UK authorities mentioned it had efficiently secured quota for shares totalling as much as £890 million for the UK fishing fleet in 2025.

This was the results of profitable negotiations with the EU, Norway and coastal States within the northeast Atlantic.

The Authorities mentioned that the UK has gained as much as 120,000 tonnes extra quota from the 2025 annual negotiations than it could have as an EU member state.

Fisheries Minister Daniel Zeichner mentioned: “That is one other instance of how we’re delivering on our Plan for Change, boosting our British fishing trade by supporting the lifeblood of many coastal communities.”