Over the weekend, several EU officials said the UK needed to formally split right away – possibly at a Tuesday EU meeting. “Britain can be in the single market but, like Liechtenstein or Norway, it has to accept the free movement of people,” he said. Watch Video: What’s making news“A lot of City institutions want continued access to the single market with passporting rights,” Mark Boleat, City of London head of policy, referring to the right to operate unhindered across the single market. Johnson, a likely contender to replace Cameron, wrote in Monday’s Daily Telegraph that “there will continue to be free trade, and access to the single market”. Many Brexit backers complained the EU had allowed uncontrolled numbers of migrants to arrive from eastern Europe.

Source: Indian Express June 27, 2016 21:00 UTC