May promises no 'cliff edge' Brexit for UK businesses
Will negotiate for transition period
Prime Minister Theresa May has promised business leaders she will not let companies fall over a Brexit "cliff edge" and will aim to negotiate a transition deal to ease the UK's departure from the EU in March 2019.
May (pictured) told the first meeting of a new Downing Street business council she will fight for an "implementation phase", amid warnings the City could haemorrhage jobs unless she delivers clarity on...
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