“The UCL work comes as independent analysis suggests that crashing out of the EU next year would cause the national debt to rise by more than £220bn over the next five years – equivalent to an extra £8,000 of debt per household.”
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
theguardian.com/politics/2019/…
“The figure, which is more than this year’s government budget for health, social care, schools and local government combined, was contained in research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS)”
Without a working majority Johnson would struggle to get his deal through Parl (esp as DUP not in favour).
But a lot, I would suggest, depends upon those Lexiter MPs who have helped Brexit and the Tories along so often, and tried to deceive over the sexurity of WAIB amendments
But a lot, I would suggest, depends upon those Lexiter MPs who have helped Brexit and the Tories along so often, and tried to deceive over the sexurity of WAIB amendments
As for Labour’s timetable.
Think again.
Think again.
