Yeah it was a fun experiment but please come back!
You gotta ditch the pound though.
Well, Sweden joined the EU in 1995, and still haven't ditched the Swedish kroner.
So the uk can also "commit" to change to the euro, and basically not do it like others have done
It's those kind of problems that makes me think it's unlikely to happen.
Metrification alone practically caused a constitutional crisis.
If they EU was happy to "annul" brexit and pretend it never happened, there would be a realistic possibility. I doubt the EU would consider that however, as it would make leaving look easy.
Shouldn’t have left if you wanted to keep the early bird exceptions.
Danes giggling at the Brits tripping over themselves.
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