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Joseph Muscat revealed there is a genuine feeling around the EUs leadership that Britain could still remain in the political project.

The Maltese prime minister, however, said there are others who are less optimistic when he was asked how wide-arranging the opinion is.

While speaking to CNN, he was asked whether his views on Britains chances of remaining in the EU are shared, Mr Muscat said: There are some who think in the same manner as I think, others are less optimistic.

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But I do think I am not alone in having this point of view.

Mr Muscat did though refuse to name the politicians we are referring to during the interview.

He had previously claimed Brexit will never take place because everyone will lose if the will of the British electorate was genuinely delivered.

The Maltese PM urged British leaders to hold a second referendum in an attempt to overturn last years historic vote.

Mr Muscat told Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant: For the first time, Im starting to believe that Brexit will not happen.

I am seeing hopeful signs that indicate things will change. I see encouraging signs that the tide is turning.

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Im not saying the Brits have made a mistake, but the mood is changing.

He did, however, claim there is no solution to Brexit, claiming everyone will a loser when Britain leaves the EU.

Mr Muscat added: The referendum was democratic, but has resulted in a situation everyone loses.

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