DEVELOPING: Reeves Unveils Ambitious EU Youth Migration Plan Ahead of Budget Deadline

BREAKING NEWS Chancellor Rachel Reeves Unveils Ambitious EU Youth Migration Plan Ahead of Autumn Budget Deadline In a surprise move, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced plans for an "ambitious" youth migration scheme with the European Union. The proposal, revealed in an interview with the Times, aims to create an exchange scheme for young workers aged 18-30. The plan would allow those eligible to stay in the EU for two or three years, sparking concerns about a partial return to freedom of movement. Reeves believes the scheme will be "good for the economy, good for growth and good for business". This development comes as the UK government prepares for the autumn Budget, with Reeves hoping to reduce the need for spending cuts or tax rises through this initiative. The proposal has been met with criticism from some quarters, including the Conservatives and Reform UK. However, negotiations between the UK and EU are ongoing, with details still being finalized. This is a developing story as we await further updates on the specifics of the scheme and its potential impact on the UK's public finances. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*