The Institute of Directors said Monday that a survey of its 1,000 members showed that three out of four believe that Britain's exit from the EU, known as Brexit, will be bad for business. "The notification has to be sent by the British government — I have neither a brake nor an accelerator," she said. Many Labour lawmakers accuse Corbyn of running a lukewarm campaign in support of remaining in the EU. Shares in Royal Bank of Scotland, once the world's largest bank and now mostly state-owned, fell some 20 percent. They also fear the left-winger cannot win a general election, which could come well before the scheduled date of 2020, as whoever replaces Cameron may call an early election to solidify a mandate before negotiating Britain's EU exit.

Source: ABC News June 27, 2016 06:30 UTC