British Prime Minister David Cameron says his 27 EU counterparts expressed sadness and regret, but also "universal respect" over Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
EU leaders showed sadness, regret and 'respect' over British exit
The 27 leaders also warned Cameron that it would be "impossible to have all of the benefits of membership without some of the costs," he says.
EU leaders showed sadness, regret and `respect’ over Brexit says cameron
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"Our partners in the EU are genuinely sad that we are planning to leave this organisation," he says following their talks.
He added that they had constructive, positive and calm discussions and understood that Britain and Europe should seek "the closest possible relations."
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