Brexit
Macron sets out UK's Brexit options as businesses lean on May
French president holds out possibility a deal could cover aspects of financial services
French President Emmanuel Macron set out the Brexit options facing UK Prime Minister Theresa May, as business groups continued to press her to seek a close relationship with the European Union (EU) and some of her lawmakers pushed for maximum distance from the bloc.
In a BBC interview Sunday, Macron said that May’s stated positions made ''full access'' to the EU’s single market impossible. He said what was on offer was ''something perhaps between this full access and a trade agreement.''
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