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PREPARATIONS ARE BEING made at British, Irish and European level for a no-deal Brexit, in case an agreement is not reached ahead of the official withdrawal date of 29 March.
British Prime Minister Theresa May and her team are making last-ditch efforts to get support for the draft Withdrawal Agreement her government has struck with the European Union, ahead of a crucial House of Commons vote on Tuesday.
May has, so far, resisted calls to hold a second referendum or attempt to postpone Britain’s withdrawal from the EU.
Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit in terms of Northern Ireland, trade and several other issues.
We want to know: Are you worried about a no-deal Brexit?
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