But let's look at some points.
(Nb Denmark and Ireland opt out)
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I'll admit there was some good TV in 1973 though.
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Here's a handy comparison. It doesn't exactly scream out "Brits will be able to move just as easily".
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(The autocorrect is dying to say GAYS. Paging Dr Freud!)
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Not clear if the EU27 would contemplate some special immigration relationship with the UK. Anyway the UK view on that is unknown.
We start with a reminder of the EU negotiating guidelines, and the Barnier Steps of Doom.
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But they think mutual recognition means "do what the hell you like". The EU say it means "comply with EU rules".
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Summary
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But one final point: today's report from the pro-Brexit economists was modelled on the assumption that the UK obtained its negotiating objectives on the regulation and trade issue. /end
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