<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The United Kingdom could still remain a member of the European Union, but only if all other member states agree, said the leader of the second-largest political group in the European Parliament.
“Our door remains open, if the UK wants to change its<wm> relationship with the EU," said Martin Schulz, the Green Party leader.
If no progress can be made, the UK would need a reform of the EU treaties. "The EU needs to be sure of the UK's capacity to adapt to the EU and to ensure that their new agreement is not a mere facade," he said.
"The UK's departure from the EU is a self-referential act that has been made with the hope that time will stand still for them, and that no one will</wm> remember the UK's history of disputes with the EU," said Peter Tysse, a Conservative MP