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According to a Deloitte Touche memorandum leaked to the media, the UK has not withdrawn from the European Union's general strategy, and differences in the Prime Minister's Theresa May cabinet may have led Britain to It is only six months from now that a clear position for the withdrawal of European negotiations can be established. However, the British government said the memorandum did not have credibility.

The memo, written by a Deloitte consultant, was leaked to the British Times. The paper said the memo was prepared to support Teresa May and its cabinet ministries. The British government and Deloitte have denied this argument. Deloitte said it had not been commissioned by the government to write a memorandum.

The report makes people feel that the British government is in a state of disorder: Teresa Mei tried to put some of the key issues back in Europe in their own hands, her senior ministers disagreement, the administration is chaotic.

According to a document published by the Times on November 7, "the Prime Minister is rapidly establishing prestige in making decisions and settling the details of the matter, which is unlikely to last.

"With the development of the political situation in the UK and the EU, it may take six months to form a view of the prioritization / consultation strategy," the document, called the latest European report, said.

A spokesman for Teresa Mei said that Deloitte offered a memorandum of understanding, but it was neither credible nor correct because the government did have a plan to leave Europe.

"We do have plans, so I argue," Teresa Mei spokesman told reporters. The spokesman said that Deloitte in the use of the report to attract business.

Deloitte said the memorandum was originally intended for internal use, not by the government commissioned, and writing without any government departments to provide information. It is unclear whether the report is for internal use within Deloitte or the Government.

But the description of the government's dislocation highlights the degree of confusion that emerged from the referendum on June 23, and the uncertainties facing the prospects of the European Union.

As in the referendum, Trump in the US presidential election unexpectedly win, showing a variety of assumptions suddenly comeback speed, so that the government, investors and executives have no idea.

Sterling fell 1.3% against the euro, to 0.8707 pounds, then rose to 0.8640. Sterling also fell more than 0.5% against the dollar, to 1.2415 US dollars.

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