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Johnson refuses to reveal no-
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Medicine and food shortages just bumps in the road, says PM
BENJAMIN KENTISH
POLITICAL
CORRESPONDENT
Boris Johnson last night dismissed
calls to immediately release official
assessments on the impact of a no-
deal Brexit after labelling potential
food and medicine shortages as
“bumps in the road”. Downing
Street had said that the leaked
dossier on the impact of no deal
- warning of shortages, a
possible recession and months of
chaos at ports – was outdated.
But Jeremy Corbyn said these
claims “can’t be trusted” and the
documents, from the
government’s
Operation Yellowhammer
preparations, should be released
in full so businesses and
consumers can prepare. The PM
also yesterday refused to heed
the demands of more than 100
MPs to recall parliament before
the end of summer recess to
tackle the impending disorderly
exit.