Back us, dont bash us, business leaders warn Cameron

Business leaders will warn David Cameron that attitude to business must change, after they were told to stop complaining.

Ten high-profile business leaders including Virgin boss Richard Branson warned Prime Minister David Cameron not to seek a wholesale renegotiation of the U.K.'s membership of the European Union.

The prime minister has said the UK is “perfectly entitled” to demand change, reports The BBC. But leaders including Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson and BT’s Sir Michael Rake say calls for “wholesale” revision could mean “damaging uncertainty”. Billions of pounds in taxes could be lost, they told the Financial Times.

David Cameron "chugged down" cups of rice wine during a visit to Japan last year, Yoshihiko Noda, the former Japanese prime minister has revealed. Mr Cameron made his first official visit to Japan last year to promote trade and investment.

LONDON (AP) — Top U.K. executives warned Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday that he could damage Britain's economy by inadvertently taking the country out of the European Union.

LONDON (AP) — Top U.K. executives are warning Prime Minister David Cameron that he could damage the country's economy by inadvertently taking the country out of the European Union.