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Would no-deal Brexit be a disaster? Probably not – and here’s why

13 July 2019

9:00 AM

13 July 2019

9:00 AM

How bad would a no-deal Brexit really be? This is now perhaps the most important question in politics, and the one provoking greatest disagreement. The answer will help decide whether parliament allows Brexit to happen, and whether Tory MPs bring down their own government. If they think calamity would follow, patriotic rebels might risk a general election to stop the Tories.

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