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Why a no-deal Brexit is now overwhelmingly likely

7 August 2019

7:27 AM

7 August 2019

7:27 AM

I am regularly asked whether MPs can block a no-deal Brexit, whether they will block a no-deal Brexit and whether there will be a referendum.

The short answers are:

1. MPs have the power to block a no-deal Brexit

2. The likelihood of them permanently and definitively blocking a no-deal Brexit is slim-to-none

3.

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