PARIS—The U.K. shouldn’t get concessions on the freedom of movement while keeping full access to the single market after its vote to leave the European Union, French President François Hollande said on Saturday. “The worst attitude would be to question the very foundations of the European Union…and that includes the free movement of people,” Mr. Hollande said at a conference on the future of Europe in Paris. “If a country can...

Source: Wall Street Journal October 15, 2016 18:00 UTC