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UK can avoid euro but must accept free movement to rejoin EU, says former top Brexit negotiator – UK politics live

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The Guardian – UK
“UK can avoid euro but must accept free movement to rejoin EU, says former top Brexit negotiator – UK politics live”

Michel Barnier says Britain could avoid having to join the single currency, but free movement is non-negotiable Good morning. Andy Burnham is back from the Commonwealth summit, but the Commons is on mini-recess until Tuesday, and there is not much in the political diary for today. But Nigel Farage , the Reform UK leader, will be holding a press conference, which means reporters will have the chance to ask him why his eve-of-poll “I don’t go with the consensus that Trump is going to get smashed”…

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The Guardian – World
“UK can avoid euro but must accept free movement to rejoin EU, says former top Brexit negotiator – UK politics live”

Michel Barnier says Britain could avoid having to join the single currency, but free movement is non-negotiable Good morning. Andy Burnham is back from the Commonwealth summit, but the Commons is on mini-recess until Tuesday, and there is not much in the political diary for today. But Nigel Farage , the Reform UK leader, will be holding a press conference, which means reporters will have the chance to ask him why his eve-of-poll “I don’t go with the consensus that Trump is going to get smashed”…

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The Independent – UK
“UK can rejoin EU without adopting euro — but only on one condition, Barnier says”

Freedom of movement is ‘not negotiable’, says the former French prime minister, once dubbed the bloc's Mr Brexit

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