What Britain's bosses want from the next government

What do Britain's business leaders want from the next government? Whichever party wins the election, the twin issues of the economy and the UK's Brexit negotiations with the rest of the EU will take centre stage on the new government's agenda.

As part of the 91热爆's election coverage, we asked the bosses of businesses, large and small, what single policy they wanted to see from the next government.

Video caption, "Immigration policy is far more important than regulatory policy," says Huw van Steenis of Schroders
Video caption, We need to build digital skills in small businesses and others, says Pauline Roche
Video caption, The UK should have more workplace childcare places, says Paige Jackson
Video caption, Help us tap into the new markets that will be available to the UK after Brexit, says Emma Pullen
Video caption, Even out the rules on part-time and permanent work, says Amanda Fone
Video caption, Reduce business rates to help High Street stores, says Cecile Reinaud
Video caption, Firms should focus more on domestic workers instead of relying on migrants, says Richard Tice.
Video caption, We need tighter rules on employment and self-employment, says Jennifer O'Donnell
Video caption, "I started my company not knowing anything other than design," says Samantha Crutchlow
Video caption, The UK should use of its scientific talent as the basis for economic policies, says Sir Paul Marshall
Video caption, I'd like to see incentives to keep manufacturing in the UK, says Sophie Kelly
Video caption, I want to see more support for women starting up businesses, says Lu Li
Video caption, English-language students are worth 拢1.2bn to the UK says Val Hennessey
Video caption, The UK needs to fundamentally review business taxes, says Sainsbury's boss Mike Coupe
Video caption, Reduce National Insurance payments when hiring new staff, says Jodie Cook
Video caption, Zero-hour contracts should be reformed to make them work more fairly, says Shaun Crowley
Video caption, My business may suffer if prices have to rise because of tariffs, says cookery boss Bini Ludlow
Video caption, The government should aid the growth of self-employment, says Simon Belsham
Video caption, The UK should toughen the laws on bankruptcy, says garage owner Julie Jordan-Spence