Firms are running out of patience over the lack of progress in the Brexit talks, a major business organisation has warned Theresa May.
The British Chambers of Commerce has published a list of 23 “real-world” questions that it says urgently need answers as the UK’s EU exit approaches.
The list covers subjects including VAT, tariffs, customs and regulations.
The BCC said companies were no clearer on these critical issues than they were immediately after the referendum.
Britain is getting exactly what it voted for when it pipped for an exit from the European Union.
It is hurtling toward a recession and a fractured political landscape that now seems irreparable.
This is not fearmongering. The warnings were laid out repeatedly across a seemingly endless raft of reports from the Treasury, bank analysts, and independent research firms and think tanks.
Everyone is suddenly talking about the coming Brexit vote.
With Britain preparing to vote in a June 23 referendum on whether to leave the European Union, the latest polls seem to suggest that Brits are leaning toward Leave:
The ICM phone and online poll: Remain 47% / Leave 53%
ORB phone poll: Remain 48% / Leave 49%
YouGov online poll: Remain 39% / Leave 46%
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