
Bruce Hamill · 195,430 · 2026-09-26
It also sits at #16 in the News & Politics chart. TRENVID has tracked it for 6 days; its best position so far is #4. Uploaded on 2026-09-26 by Bruce Hamill.
In this interview, Andrew Neil discusses the economic arguments against leaving the European Union in 2016 and critiques the Remain campaign's negative approach. The conversation highlights how political landscapes have shifted since then, noting the rise of right-wing parties across Europe compared to leaders like Angela Merkel. Neil also points out that the UK has maintained steady annual growth since the pandemic, outperforming Germany, Italy, and France over the last decade. He questions whether rejoining the single market would improve things given these current economic trends.
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Andrew Neil takes apart the case for Britain rejoining the EU, arguing the Europe of 2026 bears no resemblance to the EU of 2016.
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