Yvette Cooper considers ‘one in one out’ EU youth mobility scheme

'Labour should focus on helping British youth, not opening borders,' says Matthew Goodwin

The Labour Government is considering participation in a "one in, one out" open border scheme with the European Union for under-30s. The proposal comes at a time when over one million young British people are either unemployed or struggling to access stable housing. We currently have around one million young people not in education, employment, or training—a truly damning statistic.This scheme would allow young Europeans to live, work, and study …

London is holding back on the agreement with the EU on youth mobility

Could Yvette Cooper’s ‘one in, one out’ EU youth mobility scheme actually work?

The home secretary is now said to be open to a plan that would allow young Brits to work and study across the European mainland – but please, nobody mention ‘free movement’, says John Rentoul

Keir Starmer has always said that he does not have time for ideological discussions. It is handled in the practical spirit of the lawyer and prosecutor who was for years. When a first agreement between the United Kingdom and the EU, which seeks to cover such ambitious issues as defence, fisheries, customs controls and mobility of young people between the continent and the island, has become increasingly mature, it has been Minister Nick Thomas-S…

Government Told Parliament It Would Not Pursue EU Youth Mobility Scheme It Is Now Planning

This morning's Times reports that embattled Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is considering a 'one in one out' youth mobility scheme with the EU

The United Kingdom and the European Union are approaching an agreement on youth defence and mobility, with details to be announced at the first bilateral summit.