Can't blame Mr. Raab for his 'hope for the best, plan for the worst' (OK. he is a government minister, maybe we can)
Reuters have a video report up with his remarks (and more), and also more, in brief:
- Brexit secretary Dominic Raab said he remained confident the two sides would reach a deal, but set out in a series of 25 notes what could change without one.
- "We have a duty, as a responsible government, to plan for every eventuality," Raab said. "To do this, we need to have a sensible, responsible and realistic conversation about what a no deal situation really means in practice."
Plenty of Brexit bits & bobs over the weeknd, saw GBP with a wee drop in the early hours:
- Brexit: Barnier says he strongly opposes May's proposals
- Weekend: UK PM May - no 2nd Brexit referendum & won't surrender to Brussels
Speaking of the Weeknd , caught up on this on Saturday, hadn't heard if for a while:
