“Last year, the committee described the government’s failure to plan for a leave vote as an act of gross negligence. Individuals and businesses in both the UK and EU could be subject to considerable uncertainty and legal confusion. By a majority of four to one, MPs passed straightforward legislation allowing the government to move ahead with no strings attached. Labour is clear that no deal is the worst possible deal and would not be in the national interest. An unplanned Brexit would lead to “high levels of anxiety” for British people living elsewhere in the EU, and EU migrants in the UK.

Source: The Guardian March 11, 2017 22:31 UTC