Lib Dems Push Youth Mobility Deal

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Youth movement deal with EU key to Brexit reset, Lib Dem deputy tells Starmer

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Deputy leader says Lib Dems will work with pro-EU Labour MPs to pressure Sir Keir Starmer into agreeing a deal with Brussels to allow easier migration for under 30s .

She said the Lib Dems would also push the Government to rejoin the Erasmus student exchange scheme.

The Lib Dems go to their Brighton conference on a high having won 72 MPs at the general election.

The Lib Dems won 62 of their 64 new seats from the Tories at the election.

Since the election, the party’s dealings with Labour in Parliament have been noticeably cordial.

Ms Cooper said the Lib Dems would work with these Labour MPs to put pressure on the Prime Minister.

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