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- A Survation poll shows 45% of British voters support a UK-EU youth mobility deal allowing under-30s to live, work, and study in both regions for two years, while 18% oppose.
- The deal has backing from most political parties, with Reform opposing.
- Senior Tories urge government to negotiate without visa caps, despite migration concerns.
- Industry leaders say talks must conclude before the UK-EU summit to secure benefits for hospitality and agriculture.
