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Guardian UK05.06.2026PolitiqueUnited Kingdom

EU-UK Summit on Resetting Relationship May Be Postponed Amid Deadlocked Youth Mobility Talks

EU-UK Relations Youth Mobility Scheme Keir Starmer

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The EU-UK summit to reset their relationship, initially planned for July, may be postponed to autumn due to stalled negotiations over a youth mobility scheme, with disagreements over tuition fees and participant caps.

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SujetsYouth Mobility Scheme Keir Starmer Maroš Šefčovič Peter Kyle

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