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New research by the Institute for European Environmental Policy, reported by The Guardian, shows that the UK is falling behind on protection for our wildlife, air quality, against dangerous chemicals and more in comparison to our European counterparts.

Labour Movement for Europe MPs are leading the debate in parliament to tackle this and help protect our environment and improve our trade with Europe. Can you help us keep shining a light on how Brexit risks our environmental standards, by contributing to the running costs of our campaign work on this issue?  

At the UK-EU Summit on 19 May, the government secured a deal with the EU to begin repairing our relationship, building security and boosting trade. Will you help us keep fighting to turn these agreements into reality? 

Those responsible for Tory hard Brexit continue to try to drag this country backwards - in fact, they were opposing this deal in Parliament before it was even signed.

The full UK-EU summit outcomes have been published - here's what you need to know:

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In the last 24 hours President Trump has announced tariffs which will cost billions to the world economy. Brexiteers are claiming it is a success for the UK to be only facing tariffs of 10%, in comparison to the 20% in Europe.

Help us stand up to this nonsense and tell the truth about tariffs and what this means for our future economy. 

Please table this motion for agreement at your local Labour Party and let us know if you are successful in securing support for it.

You can find a background briefing on this issue here to use when speaking to this motion.

Youth Mobility Schemes (YMS) are reciprocal schemes that allow young people (usually aged 18-30) to live, work, and study in participating countries for a set period. The UK already has such schemes with several countries around the world.

Since Brexit, British young people have lost the right to study and work in European countries. As the Government puts it “International youth mobility helps young people explore new cultures, languages and societies, all while developing life skills and improving their job prospects for the future.”

Nowhere is this more important than with our closest neighbours.