BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday urged Britain to change its mind about leaving the bloc next year, as time to conclude a Brexit agreement runs short and EU leaders wait for more details on how the country sees their future ties. "If the U.K. government sticks to its decision to leave, Brexit will become a reality, with all its negative consequences, in March next year unless there is a change of heart among our British friends," Tusk told EU lawmakers Tuesday in Strasbourg, France. Tusk, who chairs summits of EU leaders and speaks on their behalf, quoted U.K.