LIVERPOOL, England — U.K. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds warned Sunday that "constitutional questions" around Britain's EU relationship are causing "uncertainty" for business. During an interview in The POLITICO Pub at Labour Party conference, the senior Cabinet minister said the U.K. should be focused on "how we can improve that trade relationship," rather than whether Labour should push for Britain to rejoin the bloc. "I think we can frankly get more from what we need for our people, for our businesses here, by pragmatically looking at this through a trade lens. How can we improve that trade relationship, rather than these constitutional questions, which, frankly, you know, they cause a lot of uncertainty for business." He backed the U.K.
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