Liberal Democrat manifesto promises under-35s to be able to live, study and work in the EU despite Brexit

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The Liberal Democrats' election platform will include a pledge to ensure under-35s can live, study and work in the EU despite Brexit, The Independent. .

The party will also accuse the Conservative government of “abandoning young people and our economy”.

It comes as Ed Davey's party struggles to win over more voters. young and more favorable to Labor. key “blue wall” seats in the south of England that he believes he can take away from the Conservatives.

In April, Labor and the Conservatives rejected an EU offer to conclude a post-Brexit deal allowing young Britons to settle in the bloc for up to four years.

The move has sparked anger with thousands of voters writing to their MPs to demand that they accept.

The EU proposed a mobility program for young people, but it was rejected by the government (Getty)

This program ambitious mobility plan would have been for under-30s, one of the groups most affected by the loss of opportunities to work on the continent following Brexit.

The Lib Dem manifesto calls for will commit to reversing this decision and opening discussions with the EU. The party also wants to raise the age limit to 35 years.

Lib Dem foreign affairs spokeswoman Layla Moran said: “The Conservatives have...