> The EU may let them back in, but not with all the special deals they had before That's only the bureaucratic angle that is related to the Eu rules. A country

> The EU may let them back in, but not with all the special deals they had before That's only the bureaucratic angle that is related to the Eu rules. A country joining must be confirmed with referendums in other countries for it to happen. And the UK will never get in because of that. For it to get in, the UK must totally change, leave the delirious cultural and political adherence to its long-gone empire behind, and prove that it is a modern, civilized neighbor to everyone. And that would take up to 50 years and more, if it ever happens.