Nissan's president chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, has repeated warnings that its Sunderland plant could lose production of one of its most important cars if Britain remains outside the euro.

Thousands of British jobs will be lost if Nissan moves production of its new Micra car to France because of the weakness of the euro, unions fear, as it may mean the closure of a major UK plant

Chief executive Carlos Ghosn says decision on hold due to concerns over EU tariffs after Brexit

Carmaker stays silent over future of Britain’s largest car plant

Nissan said it may “adjust” its business in the UK, depending on how Brexit turns out, potentially jeopardising 7,000 jobs at its Sunderland plant.  On Tuesday, Nissan senior vice-president Colin

Almost 3,000 jobs will go as Nissan, which owns a huge factory in Britain, reacts to falling car sales.