Deluded Remarks

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen faced backlash after suggesting that the UK should reverse Brexit, admitting that the EU "goofed it up."

Direction of Travel

Von der Leyen believes that the next generation will look to "fix" Brexit and that the "direction of travel" is for the UK to rejoin the EU.

Downing Street Slapdown

Downing Street quickly responded, dismissing von der Leyen's remarks and denying that Brexit was in peril.

Delusions and Criticism

Tory MP Marco Longhi called von der Leyen "deluded" and emphasized that the UK will not rejoin the EU as a net contributor to their budgets.

British People's Decision

Former Cabinet Minister David Jones defended the British people's decision to leave the EU, highlighting the concerns of member states about the acquisition powers of Brussels.

No Agreement with von der Leyen

Rishi Sunak's spokesman made it clear that the UK government does not agree with von der Leyen's suggestion, emphasizing the focus on utilizing Brexit freedoms for the benefit of the UK.