As Theresa May prepares for the showdown Brexit vote on Tuesday, the government is stepping up its contingency planning for crashing out of the EU without a deal. The Guardian’s Patrick Wintour sets out the routes available to the government as the exit date fast approaches. Plus in opinion: Owen Jones on responding to increasing abuse on the streets and online
This week, the government has released radio adverts warning Britain to prepare for a no-deal Brexit. Next week, MPs are due to vote on Theresa May’s negotiated withdrawal deal – and the prime minister is still struggling to gather parliament’s support. So what happens if she loses the vote?
The Guardian’s diplomatic editor, Patrick Wintour, runs through the possible routes available to the government as the the 29 March leaving date gets ever closer.
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