Editor’s Letter: I took the Eurostar straight to Paris after Brexit – to watch the rugby

French people appeared reluctant to express a view on Brexit. It was our choice, was the closest I could get to an opinion, finds John Rentoul

took the first Eurostar out of the country after Brexit. This wasn’t a protest, although I would have been happy to pretend to a furious Remainer fellow passenger that it was. It was in fact a long-arranged trip to watch the rugby: England vs France at the Stade de France. It wasn’t actually the first Eurostar out of St Pancras International last Saturday either: we made a leisurely lunchtime getaway.

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