UKICE Lunch Hour: Can Labour really reset the UK’s relationship with the EU?

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Since the onset of the new Labour government, a new tone has been set in the UK’s approach to its relationship with the EU.
But how realistic is a substantive change in UK-EU relations when many institutional obstacles remain?
Join our expert panel as they discuss how the Labour government’s attempts to reset the UK’s relationship with the EU are going and whether greater cooperation will be possible in future.
Panel
Anand Menon (chair), UK in a Changing Europe
Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge
Jill Rutter, UK in a Changing Europe
Jannike Wachowiak, UK in a Changing Europe
Joël Reland, UK in a Changing Europe
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[@samhartford8677]

Thanks for the balanced views. It's important for the UK to internalise that Brexit means Brexit and move from there onward.

[@nicks4934]

Seems like we have a mountain to climb ❤

[@EllieD.Violet]

No. You 🇬🇧 have 1) to meet the 50% of the accession criteria that you fail to meet to date. Good luck with that. 2) to convince the EU27(+ by 2070 onwards) that they should give up on huge economic gains in exchange for absolutely nothing but having back a disruptive, tantrum throwing diva. Even better luck with that. Well, you have half a century minimum to thoroughly think both points through. Greetings from civilization 🇪🇺

[@hansnijsen9012]

Talking amoungst yourself won't get you any smarter about Europe. One can only assume thing as long as you don't confront what you think with an EU insider. This is only wishfull thinking without any serious and credible base.

[@EllieD.Violet]

They have to talk among themselves - nobody here 🇪🇺 give a flying about them, let alone waste time talking to them, as this means educating them on all those basics that even those self-declared 'experts' get wrong. In Germany, any given 15 years old 10th grader is educated on those facts, it's standard curriculum. Edit typo