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No deal means no deal, and in a contest over contemporary facts between Mark Carney and Boris Johnson I think we all know who is more likely to be correct.
If Johnson in power tries to go Trump-like with regard to facts I think he'll find the going quite tough, but can't be ruled out
Insider tip, real trade policy types don't go on about WTO Article 24 but the definition of 'substantially all trade' that an agreement needs to be compliant with it. Because it's so bleeding obvious that agreement = agreement and no-agreement = well guess what...
