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The Government has published no deal Brexit preparation documents following a vote in the Commons on Monday which say "public and business readiness for a 'no-deal' will remain at a low level and will decrease to lower levels"
The Government's no deal Brexit preparation documents say 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" that could "have an impact on the supply of medicines and medical supplies"
The Government's no deal Brexit preparation documents say UK nationals will lose their EU citizenship and as a result "can expect to lose associated rights and access to services over time, or be required to access them on a different basis to now"
Government no deal Brexit preparation documents on "reasonable worst case planning assumptions" say between 50-85% of HGVs travelling via the short Channel Straits "may not be ready for French customs" on day one
Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer has responded to Government no deal Brexit preparation documents saying "these documents confirm the severe risks of a 'no-deal' Brexit" and "it is completely irresponsible for the Government to have tried to ignore these stark warnings"
