Update: Davis promises City Brexit travel exception
Allow for inter-company transfers
UK Brexit secretary David Davis has said that a unique post-Brexit travel regime will be applied to the City of London, allowing firms to move workers freely across Europe.
Davis said London would continue to thrive post-Brexit as the EU also has an interest in continued access to the City's expertise and capital markets, and because the UK would continue to pursue a similar...
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