All in

[tomtomagain]

The UK already had more concessions than any other EU country, cake, eat it...

Well that may or may not be true.

But by failing to address the concerns of a significant part of the population the second largest budget contributor to the EU has started the exit process.

Political organisations that fail to respond to the wishes of the population they govern always fail.

[NotAllThere]

Nah invite the EU to join the UK?

Can't really see a downside. It would completely eliminate EU immigration, 'cos we'd be one big country.

[The_Equalizer]

He conveniently forgot to mention that the only imminent break up on the cards is the UK. Scotland is going to leave the UK and take the oil fields with them.

If I were a Scot I'd know who I'd rather side with. Let's think about this, the UK or SNP/Greens. Hmmm...

[original PM]

The solution is to invite the UK to join the EU again.

Nah invite the EU to join the UK?

[darmstadt]

The solution would have been to recognise the disquiet amongst, not just the UK, but the wider European population and give Cameron some meaningful concessions that he could have presented to the population.

The UK already had more concessions than any other EU country, cake, eat it...

[AtW]

He conveniently forgot to mention that the only imminent break up on the cards is the UK. Scotland is going to leave the UK and take the oil fields with them.

And nuclear subs...

[BlasterBates]

He conveniently forgot to mention that the only imminent break up on the cards is the UK. Scotland is going to leave the UK and take the oil fields with them.

[tomtomagain]

The solution would have been to recognise the disquiet amongst, not just the UK, but the wider European population and give Cameron some meaningful concessions that he could have presented to the population.

[barrydidit]

The solution is to invite the UK to join the EEC again.

FTFY

Maybe if they'd left it at that, we wouldn't be off?

[Bee]

The EU is on the verge of the abyss. Here's why Theresa May has a winning hand and must go all in



The Prime Minister should exploit the current turmoil in the EU to get the best deal for Britain in the upcoming Brexit negotiations, Telegraph columnist Allister Heath argues.

In a new video 'Article 50: Theresa May's Winning Hand', Heath shows just how powerful her negotiating position could actually be.

He contends that the rise of populism on the continent, the strength of Britain's economy and Europe's fear of terrorism all make a good deal for the UK more likely.

And he urges Mrs May as she triggers Article 50 to recognise that she could have the upper hand and go 'all in' when the chance to strike arises.

"The EU is on the verge of the abyss," he says. "We need to leave quickly. But it is clear that Theresa May has a winning hand."

The EU is on the verge of the abyss. Here's why Theresa May has a winning hand and must go all in

The solution is to invite the UK to join the EU again.

[vetran]

Alistair is the original Tim nice but Dim

one of your 'peers' then AssSnob?

[sasguru]

Alistair is the original Tim nice but Dim

[AtW]

The EU is on the verge of the abyss. Here's why Theresa May has a winning hand and must go all in



The Prime Minister should exploit the current turmoil in the EU to get the best deal for Britain in the upcoming Brexit negotiations, Telegraph columnist Allister Heath argues.

In a new video 'Article 50: Theresa May's Winning Hand', Heath shows just how powerful her negotiating position could actually be.

He contends that the rise of populism on the continent, the strength of Britain's economy and Europe's fear of terrorism all make a good deal for the UK more likely.

And he urges Mrs May as she triggers Article 50 to recognise that she could have the upper hand and go 'all in' when the chance to strike arises.

"The EU is on the verge of the abyss," he says. "We need to leave quickly. But it is clear that Theresa May has a winning hand."

The EU is on the verge of the abyss. Here's why Theresa May has a winning hand and must go all in