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Europe’s politicians should be terrified of a no-deal Brexit

27 August 2019

8:03 PM

27 August 2019

8:03 PM

Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to use ‘all tactics available’ to block a no-deal Brexit. The Labour leader is meeting MPs today to try work out how to do just that. But with no deal back in the headlines, are we having the wrong discussion about what it would mean for Britain to leave the EU without an agreement?

Most of the focus around a no-deal Brexit has been on the economic pain that will be suffered by various parties, but particularly the UK.

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