OBR warns no-deal Brexit will push UK economy into recession and £30bn extra debt per year
The Office for Budget Responsibility’s bleak assessment predicts 2% dip in GDP if UK leaves EU with no deal.
The Office for Budget Responsibility’s bleak assessment predicts 2% dip in GDP if UK leaves EU with no deal.
Officials were responding to claims that plans had been drawn up to slaughter millions of sheep.
We expected a "Harry Potter-like book of tricks", instead they were like Lance Corporal Jones from Dad's Army.
"Three years on and the long, unrelenting shadow of Brexit uncertainty is testing the mettle of the construction industry."
It is hoped that anti-Brexit parties will agree to stand aside for one another in seats at the next general election, in order to maximise the chances of a pro-Remain candidate winning.
Tory leadership favourite Boris Johnson has refused to rule out a temporary shutdown.
The Brexit Secretary is a supporter of Boris Johnson, who has claimed the odds of a no-deal are ‘a million-to-one against’.
London property values fell by 4.4% in the year to May – the biggest decline since August 2009, the ONS and Land Registry said.
The permits cost £5.50 each.
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