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EU will not rush to reopen talks with the UK even if Labour is swept to power next Thursday .
EU sources say they will welcome a change of government but the deep scars left by the Conservatives and the rise of the far right weigh heavily on the minds of influential figures in Brussels .
The prospect of a Margaret Thatcher -style rebate row in France if Marine Le Pen gets a majority in the French election could throw sand in protracted negotiations over the long-term post 2027 EU budget.
Sources say the UK proposed a youth mobility programme with six countries including France .
But Brussels went into “complete panic” that some member states would break off and do unilateral deals, prompting von der Leyen to make the bombshell offer.
Diplomats say the EU have been “keen’s’ on a more formalised security and defence agreement and a discussion on aligning policies on carbon pricing schemes.
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