A leading EU official has penned a love letter to Britain, expressing his "deep hurt" over Brexit and concluding: "You will 
always be welcome to come back."

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The UK is due to leave the European Union on 31 January 2020.

MPs passed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit deal on 20 December, just eight days after his Conservative Party won a 
majority in the general election.

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The executive vice-president of the European Commission starts by saying he "recently read a delightful book of love letters 
to Europe. And it made me contemplate my love for Britain".

The Dutch national recalls his time at St George's British International School in Rome and says that, during his life, "Britain 
was always there. As part of me."

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</a><br /> you are and what you gave me. I'm like an old lover."

He says Britain thinks it is "unique and different" but that this is "perhaps less than you think".
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