Reports criticise Nandy over Remembrance Sunday statement
Politics · First reported 7 Nov, 22:04 · Updated 22:13

The Telegraph and Daily Mail report accusations that Lisa Nandy used a Remembrance Sunday statement to promote an EU-related proposal. The available Daily Mail snippet says negotiations over a scheme for under-30s to spend time on both sides of the Channel are ongoing.
- The Telegraph reports that Lisa Nandy was accused of disrespecting veterans by using Remembrance Sunday for an EU membership pitch.
- The Daily Mail describes the allegation as a Labour MP hijacking Remembrance Sunday to promote Andy Burnham’s EU “reset”.
- The Daily Mail snippet says UK and EU negotiators are still working out details of a scheme for under-30s to live, work, study and travel on both sides of the Channel for a period.
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- Lisa Nandy
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- Remembrance Sunday
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- UK and EU negotiators are still working out scheme details.
- Scheme group
- Under-30s
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