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Government doubles no deal funding as green concerns escalate

James Murray
James Murray
clock 01 August 2019 •
Government doubles no deal funding as green concerns escalate

Treasury announces an extra £2.1bn in Brexit funding is set to be releases, sparking accusations that spending pledges do not add up

The government has further beefed up its 'no deal' Brexit planning, amidst accusations from leading business groups that it cannot fully mitigate the risks associated with crashing out of the EU at the...

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