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Brussels demands return of free movement and greater access to British waters for French boats as its price for doing a deal with a Labour government on closer trade ties.
Labour Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves vowed to forge closer ties with the EU if Labour wins the election.
PM accused the party of trying to reverse the 'worst of all worlds' after Ms Reeves said she wanted to improve parts of Boris Johnson's deal.
Senior Tories even compared her proposals to Theresa May's failed deal, warning they could spell disaster for Labour .
It does not mean going back in but it does mean an improvement on what we've got for businesses. 'We want to get a better deal because, at the end of the day , we want you and those that are coming in and out of this port to be able to do it as easily as is possible being outside of the EU and not to make life harder.' A European Commission spokesperson declined to comment on Labour 's proposals but said: 'We have discussions with [the UK ] to manage the relationship and it is in that context that we discuss any issue that can come up.'.
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