💨 Abstract
Critics warn that Brussels may pressure UK PM Sir Keir Starmer to allow relatives of EU youth to travel to the UK under a proposed mobility scheme. Concerns arise after Starmer conceded to EU demands on fishing rights. Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel and Ex-Cabinet Minister Esther McVey criticize the potential deal, arguing it could harm British youth employment. Downing Street insists that any scheme must not grant benefit access to relatives and should mirror existing agreements with countries like Australia.
Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk
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