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Could your right to live and work in Europe change? UK opens talks
British and European officials are preparing to discuss future options for the UK's relationship with the EU, including free movement. But what is actually on the table, and what would need to happen before any major changes could affect workers, families and businesses? Find out what the talks could mean.
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00:00British and European officials are expected to discuss options for the UK's future relationship
00:06with the European Union, including freedom of movement.
00:10Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says no assumptions have been made about what that
00:15relationship could look like.
00:17Downing Street says the immediate priority is securing agreements on areas including
00:22food and youth mobility.
00:24The Prime Minister has ruled out returning to freedom of movement.
00:28The single market or customs union during this parliamentary term, which runs until 2029.
00:35He says major changes would require a mandate at a general election.
00:39Any shift could affect opportunities for workers, students and businesses.

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