The UK would be “cold-shouldered” by “wounded” EU member states if it applied to rejoin the bloc, says the man who presided over its exit process.
Jean-Claude Juncker, former president of the European Commission, told the FT: “I don’t think [rejoining] is possible. Because all of us, we are wounded to some extent by this . . . historic step the British have taken.”
“A majority of European governments would cold-shoulder this, because the British are very close to the US, whereas the US is not very popular for the time being inside the European Union,” he added.
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