Labour MPs call for youth visa scheme as part of closer relationship with EU
- More than 60 Labour backbenchers have urged the Government to negotiate a youth mobility scheme with the European Union for citizens under 30.
- Ministers have resisted calls for a youth mobility scheme, citing opposition to returning to freedom of movement as a 'red line'.
- The MPs emphasized that a scheme would provide opportunities for young people without restoring free movement.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves noted that discussions with the EU are ongoing, but the commitment is to limit net migration.
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Labour MPs call for youth visa scheme as part of closer relationship with EU
The EU has pushed for such a scheme in talks with the UK.
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