The Prime Minister of Great Britain has allowed the return of freedom of movement with the European Union Prime Minister Andy Burnham, in an interview with the "Sunday Times", said that after Brexit, the structure of immigration to Great Britain has changed - if in the past many arrived in the country and then returned home, now there is a greater chance that people will stay for a long time. And it should be a topic of serious discussion. Burnham has recently repeatedly said that because of Brexit, the situation in Britain has worsened, notes Der Spiegel. On November 20, Brussels will host a high-level meeting between the UK government and the EU to discuss steps towards rapprochement. According to Burnham, the possible return of freedom of movement is not a "red line" for him. For German companies, Brexit has made doing business with the UK more difficult. From 2015 to 2025, trade between countries, despite inflation, decreased by 7%. A survey by KPMG and the British Chambers of Commerce in Germany showed that 53% of German companies would like greater mobility for their employees traveling to the island on business trips and simplified customs and border procedures.

The Prime Minister of Great Britain has allowed the return of freedom of movement with the European Union Prime Minister Andy Burnham, in an interview with the "Sunday Times", said that after Brexit, the structure of immigration to Great Britain has changed - if in the past many arrived in the country and then returned home, now there is a greater chance that people will stay for a long time. And it should be a topic of serious discussion. Burnham has recently repeatedly said that because of Brexit, the situation in Britain has worsened, notes Der Spiegel. On November 20, Brussels will host a high-level meeting between the UK government and the EU to discuss steps towards rapprochement. According to Burnham, the possible return of freedom of movement is not a "red line" for him. For German companies, Brexit has made doing business with the UK more difficult. From 2015 to 2025, trade between countries, despite inflation, decreased by 7%. A survey by KPMG and the British Chambers of Commerce in Germany showed that 53% of German companies would like greater mobility for their employees traveling to the island on business trips and simplified customs and border procedures.