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Coffee House Shots: would Brexit voters really accept the return of freedom of movement?

Coffee House Shots: would Brexit voters really accept the return of freedom of movement?

Update: 2024-12-16
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New research last week suggested that a majority of Brexit voters would accept the return of freedom of movement in exchange for access to the EU single market. The poll, conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), found that 54% of Brexit voters – and 68% of all respondents – would accept this. Facing their own changing domestic concerns, how close can the UK and EU governments really get? Could Defence hold the key for collaboration? And how much is this driven by a more volatile geopolitical landscape ahead of Trump’s return as US president?



James Heale speaks to Anand Menon, director of the think-tank UK in a Changing Europe, and Mark Leonard, director at the ECFR.



Produced by Patrick Gibbons.
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Coffee House Shots: would Brexit voters really accept the return of freedom of movement?

Coffee House Shots: would Brexit voters really accept the return of freedom of movement?

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