Tusk mocks May with cake gag after Salzburg humiliation
During the summit Donald Tusk ushered the Prime Minister over to a strategically positioned tray of cakes and offered her a morsel to eat.
It was only after the closing of proceedings that it became clear that the former Polish prime minister had something else in mind than Ms May’s appetite.
He posted a picture on Instagram of the prime minister and himself at the cake stand with the caption: A piece of cake, perhaps? Sorry, no cherries.
The rinsing is a reference to a running joke in Brussels that Britain wants to “have its cake and eat it in talks. The UK has also been accused of cherrypicking because it wants to stay in the parts of the single market it likes but not the parts it doesn’t like.
The EU insists that its single market can only be taken as a packag...