Keir Starmer is under pressure from over 60 Labour MPs to support a youth mobility scheme that would permit young Europeans to live and work in the UK. This initiative aims to facilitate a deeper trade relationship with the EU. Chancellor Rachel Reeves signaled that negotiations are progressing, and there could be a potential agreement soon. The MPs advocate for a capped and time-limited visa scheme, which European officials have signaled a willingness to consider. However, differences within the cabinet remain on the specifics of such a deal, particularly regarding immigration and the number of visas to be issued.
Keir Starmer faces pressure from over 60 Labour MPs advocating for a youth mobility scheme, crucial for reviving UK-EU trade discussions.
Rachel Reeves hints at negotiations for a youth mobility scheme, recognizing its importance for bolstering UK-EU trade relations in the months ahead.
The letter from 70 Labour MPs emphasizes the need for a capped visa scheme to enhance trade cooperation with the EU beyond the government’s ambitions.
Yvette Cooper's focus on reducing net migration may conflict with plans for a youth visa, as she insists on a cap on numbers and a short duration.
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