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The prime minister said he wanted a closer relationship with Europe, but the UK had no plans for a youth mobility scheme, which could give young people in the EU the right to live and work in the UK, and vice versa.
Sir Keir was speaking at a joint news conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, after the pair began talks on a new co-operation agreement between the two nations.
The PM said the agreement aimed to boost trade, create jobs and deliver economic growth in both countries.
The two leaders hope to sign a treaty, covering areas including defence, energy security, science and technology, by early next year.
During the visit, they also agreed a joint action plan to tackle illegal migration and smuggling gangs by sharing intelligence and data.