Sir, – Michael McDowell suggests a come back in and all will be forgiven approach on the part of the EU to Brexit Britain (“Time to offer Britain a way back into Europe?”, Opinion & Analysis, November 23rd).
Perhaps a suitable model could be Pamela Ewing’s dream sequence in Dallas all those years ago. It worked a treat. – Yours, etc,
DECLAN DOYLE,
Las Palmas,
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Sir, – There is an increasing amount of talk in the UK about re-entering the EU.
As one who clearly remembers the nonsense at the end of the UK’s time in the European Parliament, I suggest that since the population of the UK got a say on leaving, we, the population of the EU, must first get a say on re-entry. – Yours, etc,
DEREK McCANN,
Bettystown,
Co Meath.