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At the heart of talks over Britain's exit from the European Union will be what happens to the EU's four founding principles - the free movement of goods, services, people and capital - when it comes to dealing with Britain. The free movement of people has been especially problematic. Concern about immigration was a key factor in persuading a majority of British citizens to vote for Brexit in last year's referendum. The Â鶹Éç's Mike Johnson discussed the issue with Michael Sippitt, chairman of the law firm Clarkslegal, which advises UK and international businesses. (Picture: Sandcastles with British and European flags. Picture credit: Â鶹Éç.)