Sir Keir Starmer cannot be handed a “free lunch” if he wants a a so-called relations reset with the EU, the bloc’s leaders have warned – with migration high on the European agenda. Ahead of the PM’s visit to Brussels today to get the ball rolling on a new post-Brexit deal, continental bigwigs are understood to have demanded British concessions on migration, fishing and youth mobility as trade-offs for the “reset”. On fishing, the bloc is set to demand longer-term access to Britain’s waters for Europe’s fishing fleet – which it currently only has up to 2026. While on migration, European Commiss…
