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The next generation have every right to a future............
Exclusive: Young people 'want UK to stay in Europe': Four in 10 adults aged 18 to 24 are 'firmly in favour' of membership, poll shows
Younger voters view free movement within the EU as a 'two-way street'
Young Britons are significantly more pro-European than older generations and fear that leaving the EU would jeopardise their job prospects at home and on the Continent, research suggests.
A "generation gap" has opened up in British attitudes to Europe, with young people who have grown up with the freedom of movement reluctant to give up the right to pursue career opportunities in other EU countries.
Younger voters are also more worried that politicians' aggressive language towards eastern European migrants could stoke up community tensions, according to the poll for the British Future think-tank. Sunder Katwala, its director, said the survey showed younger voters viewed free movement within the EU as a "two-way street".
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