Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's hostile to EU UK Independence Party, said on Tuesday he needed to be great companions and exchanging accomplices with the remaining EU countries after Britain leaves the alliance.
"We won the war. Presently we need to win the peace," Farage told writers before an European Parliament session to examine the British submission. "We need to be great companions, great neighbors, great exchanging accomplices."
Farage said Britain ought to leave at the earliest opportunity, however that the procedure ought to be genial, including that the extent of the British economy and its nearby connections with whatever is left of the EU implied that it ought to be given a special arrangement.
"We are the greatest exchanging accomplices of the euro zone. We can show signs of improvement arrangement than Norway," he said.
(Reporting by Francesco Guarascio; Editing by Philip Blenkinsop)
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