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UK and EU discuss future free movement as November summit nears

UK and EU discuss future free movement as November summit nears

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A proposed food and drink agreement and emissions trading changes are among the deals Britain wants from the November meeting. Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said UK officials are also exploring longer-term ties with the EU, following Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s call for an open debate. Reynolds said voters would decide any future changes, while some Labour MPs warned against reopening Brexit divisions.

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