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    Is it still Project Fear when it comes from a hard brexit right wing Tory Government?

    Impact of no-deal Brexit revealed in Government documents
    By Shaun Connolly, PA Political Correspondent,PA Media: UK News 12 minutes ago

    A no-deal Brexit could trigger major hold-ups at channel ports, electricity price increases, shortages of some foods and delays to medicine imports, Government documents reveal.

    HGV delays of between one-and-a-half and two-and-a-half days would occur at Dover and public disorder could increase, according to Operation Yellowhammer “reasonable worst case planning assumptions” released in response to MPs voting for it to happen.

    The document says: “There are likely to be significant electricity (price) increases for consumers.”

    On food, it warns that some fresh supplies will decrease and that “critical dependencies for the food chain” such as key ingredients “may be in shorter supply”.

    It says these factors would not lead to overall food shortages “but will reduce the availability and choice of products and will increase price, which could impact vulnerable groups”.

    The document also says: “Low-income groups will be disproportionately affected by any price rises in food and fuel.”

    The analysis says the flow of cross-Channel goods could be reduced to 40% of current rates on day one, with “significant disruption lasting up to six months”.

    “Unmitigated, this will have an impact on the supply of medicines and medical supplies,” it says.

    “The reliance of medicines and medical products’ supply chains on the short straits crossing make them particularly vulnerable to severe extended delays.”

    The release of the document came as Prime Minister Boris Johnson was facing furious demands for the immediate recall of MPs to Westminster after the suspension of Parliament was ruled unlawful by Scotland’s highest civil court.

    In a dramatic judgment, the Court of Session in Edinburgh found ministers had stopped MPs from sitting for the “improper purpose of stymying Parliament”.

    https://uk.yahoo.com/news/impact-no-deal-brexit-revealed-192303735.html

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