A senior City figure who was a remain supporter during the EU referendum has urged Theresa May to “get cracking” with the Brexit process, warning that any delays would only cause more uncertainty for business. But while some pro-EU campaigners want to push back the triggering of article 50, Nelson said delays could be damaging. Brexit weekly briefing: hard exit prospects take hit after article 50 ruling Read more“I think unfortunately if it means greater uncertainty for a longer and longer period it is not so good,” he told the Evening Standard. The prime minister also visited the Dynamatic Technologies facility where Airbus took delivery of the first set of A330 wing components, produced jointly in the UK and India. “All I’m focusing on is preparing to trigger article 50 and then we will be in those formal negotiations,” she said.

Source: The Guardian November 08, 2016 14:26 UTC