> We've always just complained and delayed their desire for further deep integration between countries. Exactly that - we have as a country, never really embra

> We've always just complained and delayed their desire for further deep integration between countries. Exactly that - we have as a country, never really embraced the whole EU direction and dare say that short stretch of water between Mainland Europe and the UK - has historically set a different cultural mindset. Equally the whole WW1+2 experiences would of also had some rippling legacy impact I dare say. However you look at it, if you have a disruptive employee and they want to leave, wish them the best and both will be better of. But certainly be interesting what reforms the EU will do in the comming years, certainly that whole area of reform was conceded by many including Donald Tusk right after the 2016 vote and as last stood, was being driven by Macron - though only once the UK has left. So be interesting how that progresses and how that manifests.