Deeply concerning. @profTimLang on the food implications for consumers and public health of a no-deal Brexit @TheLancet. (Registration required) key points below thelancet.com/journals/lance… Uk which receives "28% of its food in 2018 directly from the European Union (EU), plus 11% more through EU trade deals, is now planning...to leave the EU (“Brexit”) on Oct 31, 2019, with or without an agreement on how and what the terms are for trade, customs, and food security."

We thought it would be useful to summarise the secret Brexit report which is deemed too sensitive for the public to see. Compiled by government economists, your MPs are allowed to view the dossier under strictly supervised conditions - No phones etc. This secret report is the best attempt by the government to assess what will happen to Britain in the 15 years after Brexit. The secret report shows three different scenarios but not May's proposed deal, which is somewhat undefined.