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LEO VARADKAR has warned Britain it will need to “tone down the nationalistic rhetoric” ahead of any Brexit negotiations with the European Union.
The UK officially left the EU on Friday but Prime Minister Boris Johnson still has work to do to negotiate a free trade agreement with Europe.
Speaking to Andrew Marr on BBC, Mr. Varadkar cautioned the UK government against repeating the mistakes made during the talks surrounding the Withdrawal Agreement.
“I think we all learned a lot, certainly, I’ve learned a lot from the past two-and-a-half-years dealing with Brexit and dealing with two different British prime ministers,” he said.
“One thing I’d say to everyone is let’s not repeat some of the errors that were made in the past two-and-a-half-years.
“Lets not set such rigid red lines that it makes it hard to come to an agreement and let’s tone down the kind of nationalistic rhetoric,” Mr. Varadkar added.
“As is always the case when it comes to negotiations, setting out so boldly such firm red lines actually makes coming to an agreement more difficult because the other party you are negotiating with doesn’t feel that they got a fair deal unless those red lines get turned pink or being in some way.”

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