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With No-Deal Now Leavers' Preferred Brexit Outcome, Ruling It Out Could Create Problems For The Tories

Leave voters are relatively untroubled by the economic impact of no-deal – in fact more are now worried about the negative impact of leaving with May's existing deal
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We May Have Delayed Brexit For Now, But A 'No-Deal' Outcome Can Never Be Killed Off

Leaving the EU without a deal will always be the default outcome, until a Withdrawal Agreement is agreed, or Article 50 is extended to find a solution
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A No-Deal Brexit Would Be A Betrayal Of Britain's Young People

It's not just their opportunities, their futures, their freedoms – leaving without a deal risks young people's trust in politics too
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May's Brexit Deal Is Not Just A Capitulation – It's A Decapitation Of Our Great Nation

The UK’s first working day post-Brexit will be April Fools’ Day, and if we leave with this deal, we, our children and grandchildren will be treated as fools for evermore
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No-Deal Brexit Can't Be Wished Away – If MPs Really Want To Stop It, Here's How

There's a Parliamentary majority against no-deal, but it remains the default Brexit outcome – here's how Parliament may force the Government to try and prevent no deal
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The Brexit Deal Will Cause Anger Whatever It Looks Like – What Remains To Be Seen Is What Form That Anger Will Take

One has to question whether the people who would be most angry – white men over 50 – are likely to riot on the streets
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A No Deal Brexit Has To Be An Option, Even If It Probably Won't Happen

Amber Rudd said Parliament would stop any “no deal” as May's deal is the best we will get - but is that the case?
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This Is What Will Happen To The UK If There's No Brexit Deal

Politically, it might save face for the Conservatives in what has become a truly hazardous political situation. But legally and therefore practically, it will be a disaster for Britain
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Despite The Obstacles, A Brexit Deal Is Still On The Cards

Last week's rejection of May's 'Chequers' plan was widely viewed as rendering ‘no deal’ more likely - but that's not the case
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Why Talk Of A ‘No Deal’ Brexit Makes A Deal More Likely

Talking up the risk of a No Deal Brexit is no doubt an attempt by May to focus the minds of MP that her Chequers plan is the only basis for an orderly exit from the EU
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