Business leaders urge London against 'hard' Brexit
3:11am October 9, 2016
British business leaders on Saturday urged the government to rule out a hard break with the European Union, saying the uncertainty over the terms of Brexit was impacting investment decisions.
"What we would like is the ruling out of the really worst options," Carolyn Fairbairn, the director general of CBI, Britain's biggest business lobby group, told BBC radio.
She outlined her case in an open letter to the government which was also signed by the heads of the EEF manufacturers' association, the International Chamber of Commerce UK and the techUK technology industry body.
They warned against a situation where Britain leaves the EU single market without having a new trade deal in place, meaning it would revert to trading under World Trade Organization rules ...
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crossed for you all - that somehow common sense will take over. 
But the way that your UK "leadership" is playing this, I'm not hopeful. And there is little goodwill left toward the UK on the EU's part. What a terrible shame!
