THE full extent of how EU rules are strangling UK business and damaging NHS patient care will be laid bare in a landmark report today.
The audit of the EU?s impact on British life is part of David Cameron?s crusade to win back powers from Brussels.
It is expected to include stark warnings from doctors? leaders that Brussels regulations are battering the NHS.
They say the Working Time Directive ? which imposes a 48-hour week on doctors ? leads to a ?conveyor belt? of care, with patients seeing various medics on different shifts.
Business leaders are expected to support the European single market, but will warn too many regulations cost firms billions and stifle vital innovation.
It comes after Japan warned that thousands of British jobs with Japanese firms could be lost if the UK quits the EU.
The PM said yesterday that Europe?s leaders know full well Britain could leave the union if it can?t agree a new deal.
But he added: ?This is an agenda that is achievable.? And he said he had backing from Germany, Italy, Holland and Sweden.
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