Varadkar: UK can change mind on Brexit and be 'welcomed back like prodigal son'

Leo Varadkar has said that if the UK wants to change its mind over Brexit, it would be welcomed back like the "prodigal son".

Varadkar: UK can change mind on Brexit and be 'welcomed back like prodigal son'
Wed, 13 Mar, 2019 - 20:09

Leo Varadkar has said that if the UK wants to change its mind over Brexit, it would be welcomed back like the "prodigal son".

The Taoiseach said the United Kingdom would be welcomed back to the European Union "with open arms".

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