Minister 'pushing' for deal over use of EU passport e-gates
Summary
The UK government is actively working to reach a deal that would allow UK passport holders to use e-gates at EU airports. This would help reduce waiting times for travelers. Discussions are ongoing, and include potential agreements on trade, security, and a youth mobility scheme allowing young people to live and work in the UK and EU.Key Facts
- The UK is negotiating with the EU to allow UK passport holders to use e-gates at European airports.
- European relations minister Nick Thomas-Symonds is heading these talks.
- The UK and EU will have their first summit since Brexit to discuss various agreements.
- Possible announcements include UK access to an EU defense fund and reducing export/import paperwork.
- A youth mobility scheme may be created, letting young people from the UK and EU live and work in each other's regions.
- There are concerns about the UK aligning with EU standards, which some see as limiting UK sovereignty.
- Discussions focus on areas like job opportunities, reducing travel queues, and lowering household costs.
- Decisions on contributing to EU projects will be made individually.
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