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text: politics british prime minister theresa may waits for the arrival of the king of bahrain hamad bin isa al khalifa outside  downing street in london on october   photo by afp 
  british prime minister theresa may is facing growing criticism over her comments about brexit at a leaked private speech to goldman sachs 
  the premier who has publicly made the case for a hard brexit following a june referendum speaks of the benefits of being an eu member in the hourlong session whose audio file was leaked to the guardian on tuesday night drawing harsh criticism on wednesday 
  i think the economic arguments are clear i think being part of a  million population trading bloc is significant for us i think as i was saying to you a little earlier that one of the issues is that a lot of people will invest here in the uk because it is the uk in europe she is heard saying if we were not in europe i think there would be firms and companies who would be looking to say do they need to develop a mainland europe presence rather than a uk presence so i think there are definite benefits for us in economic terms 
  the leader of the rival labour party jeremy corbyn attacked the prime minister for having failed to address her own concerns about leaving the european union 
  corbyn has previously been calling on the toryheld government for a clear plan to exit the bloc a video grab from footage broadcast by the uk parliaments parliamentary recording unit pru shows british opposition labour party leader jeremy corbyn r as he responds during prime ministers questions pmqs in the house of commons in london on october   photo by afp 
  the prime minister has given her private views on brexit to goldman sachs bankers but refuses to give the british people a clear plan for negotiations said the labour leader it shouldnt take a leaked tape for the public to find out what she really thinks 
  the former labour leader and leading member of the open britain campaign group ed miliband also reacted to the comments saying the leaked comments prove that may shares the concerns of all the britons on brexit 
  if private warnings are to be matched by proper public debate it is essential that the government is not allowed to hoard vital analysis of the impact on our economy of leaving the single market this work is being done in government and it must now be published he said asserting that mays comments demonstrated that the prime minister was just as worried privately as the rest of us are publicly about the economic impact of the hard destructive brexit her government seems set on 
  according to the guardian  the audio file was leaked as may was prioritizing cutting immigration over staying in the single market while refusing to elaborate any further on her plans for taking the uk out of the eu british foreign minister boris johnson leaves the weekly cabinet meeting at  downing street in london on october   photo by afp 
  in an unpublished newspaper column written before the june  referendum for the telegraph  uk secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs boris johnson who is another leave campaigner in the public also defended remaining an eu member 
  this is a market on our doorstep ready for further exploitation by british firms the membership fee seems rather small for all that access why are we so determined to turn our back on it he wrote calling the eu a boon for the world and for europe loading