British Prime Minister Kier Starmer unveiled a post-Brexit deal with the EU, facing criticism for granting access to UK fishing waters and aligning with European standards. The deal also includes sending UK taxpayer money to the EU and allowing EU migrants to live and work in Britain. Critics accuse Starmer of surrendering to Brussels and disadvantaging native young people in the UK.
Key Points
UK aligning with EU standards on animal welfare and food
Granting EU access to UK fishing waters for 12 years
Agreement on a 'Youth Mobility Scheme' for EU migrants in the UK
Greater alignment on defence and potential for joint military deployments
Pros
Alignment with EU standards can benefit British businesses
Potential for improved relationships with EU allies
Cons
Granting EU access to UK fishing waters for 12 years