European Council President Donald Tusk reignites his attack on some Brexiteers, claiming there is ‘a lot of space’ in hell for those who pushed for Britain leaving the EU without a plan. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, adds: ‘Don’t go to hell!’. SOUNDBITE of Tusk and Juncker
European Council president Donald Tusk late on Thursday joked there was still room in hell for those UK politicians who supported Brexit without coming up with a plan to achieve its success.
Tusk infuriated Leave campaigners in Britain earlier this year when he tweeted he’d been wondering what ‘that special place in hell’ looks like for those who promoted Brexit without a plan.
During a news briefing on the day’s talks with the UK prime minister, he was asked whether the “special space in hell” needed to be enlarged if members of the UK parliament voted down the PM’s plan again.
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European Council president Donald Tusk says that EU leaders could approve a short delay to Brexit if British lawmakers finally approve the withdrawal deal they have twice rejected. SOUNDBITE
European Council President Donald Tusk holds talks with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte in The Hague with Brexit on agenda. IMAGES of Rutte greeting Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk blasted British politicians in Brussels Wednesday, saying there’s a ‘special place in hell’ for those who lobbied for the UK to leave the European Union without considering a plan for how to do it. (Feb. 6)
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Mourners including European Council President Donald Tusk, gather in the Polish city of Gdansk to pay tribute to the city’s centrist mayor Pawel Adamowicz who died, a day after being stabbed in the heart at a charity event. IMAGES
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker flipped the hair of a female official at the EC headquarters entrance in Brussels on Friday, as the heads of EU states and governments arrived for the second day of the European Council summit. Juncker also blocked a camera with his hand & dropped papers from his lectern – all in the one day.
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European Council president Donald Tusk talks about Russian “aggression” in Ukraine at a press conference at the G20. SOUNDBITE
British Prime Minister Theresa May joins the 27 Members of the European Council to discuss the withdrawal of Britain from the European Union in Brussels. IMAGES of the roundtable
The EU General Affairs Council on Article 50 – essentially ministers of European affairs from the 27 non-British member states – meet to prepare a planned extraordinary European Council to sign off on the UK’s Brexit withdrawal agreement. IMAGES
