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Nandy acknowledges ‘trade-offs’ for Britain if it gets closer to EU
Lisa Nandy said closer ties with the European Union would bring trade-offs as ministers debate a youth mobility scheme and migration limits.
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There are trade-offs to be made, and we can’t cut people out of that conversation
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has acknowledged there will be trade-offs for Britain as it seeks to get closer to the EU again, but signalled that she continues in her stated position that Britain should not rejoin the EU.
Nandy flags downsides of closer EU relations
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy has suggested there are downsides to closer relations with the European Union. Speaking to the BBC, Nandy said she acknowledged there were “trade-offs” from boosting trade with the EU. The culture secretary, who has a brief overseeing digital and telecommunications sectors, said she did not want to “cut people out of [...]
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Nandy acknowledges ‘trade-offs’ for Britain if it gets closer to EU
The senior minister also appeared to suggest she was not in favour of seeing the UK rejoin the trade bloc.
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