By Owen Tudor

There has been a lot of debate recently about what being a member of the single market requires in terms of freedom of movement. People on all sides of the debate say that staying in the trading bloc means accepting unfettered freedom of movement – but the reality is more complex than that.   David Cameron’s botched renegotiation before the referendum reinforces this view, because at the same time it failed to reassure those with concerns and also alarmed those […]