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The #UK is saying ‘no merci’ to a proposal that offers more freedomto young Brits wanting to live in European Union states. <br/>The #EU came up with the plan, but Britain’s government has rejected it, saying it must respect the will of voters in the wake of #Brexit. <br/>#youth#travel#Europe#GenZ
The #UK is saying ‘no merci’ to a proposal that offers more freedomto young Brits wanting to live in European Union states. <br/>The #EU came up with the plan, but Britain’s government has rejected it, saying it must respect the will of voters in the wake of #Brexit. <br/>#youth#travel#Europe#GenZ
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