What is a Youth Mobility Scheme?

Keir Starmer met Ursula von der Leyen for talks in Brussels today, with Sir Keir promising to offer “pragmatic, sensible leadership” as he pushed for a reset in the UK-EU relationship.

Ahead of Keir Starmer's meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today in Brussels, campaigners call for a UK-EU youth mobility scheme to be agreed.

With the current Brexit deal estimated to be costing the UK economy in excess of £140bn per year the omission of UK-EU relations from Keir Starmer's speech was a conspicuous .

Campaigners have repeated calls for regulatory alignment between the UK and the EU following the Chancellor's speech to Labour Party Conference today. 

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Let's take a look at what youth mobility schemes actually are, and why they really, just maybe, aren't something people should be getting so worried about.

As Austria becomes the latest European country to witness the success of the populist right-wing, Labour and the Conservatives must beware the potential for rapid legitimisation of Reform UK.

After multiple delays, the EU’s new Entry/Exit System is set to launch in November this year, meaning in just over two months from now, Brits will face a new border process when travelling to and from countries within the Schengen Area.

Maybe it's the history, maybe it’s Germany’s central position in Europe, but the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) enjoying any kind of success seems extra abhorrent and what happens next will be critical for Germany, the EU and the UK.