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British PM Burnham open to adopting EU free movement, Sunday Times reports - Reuters

By Reuters · Published by Everything Blog

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Johnson's willingness to adopt EU free movement policy could lead to a more relaxed approach to immigration, potentially easing concerns over future migration and relations with the EU. This stance reflects a shift in UK policy towards closer ties with the EU.

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Johnson's policy shift could impact future immigration policies.: Johnson's policy shift could impact future immigration policies.
This move reflects a change in UK-EU relations.: This move reflects a change in UK-EU relations.
It could influence the UK's future immigration policies and relations with the EU.: It could influence the UK's future immigration policies and relations with the EU.

British PM Burnham open to adopting EU free movement, Sunday Times reports    Reuters

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British PM Burnham open to adopting EU free movement, Sunday Times reports - Reuters

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