Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)
Food and drink prices WILL soar after Brexit
We lose in every split scenario
FOOD and drink prices are set to soar under even the best potential Brexit outcome, a secret study reveals.
The Brexit Committee has released the EU Exit Analysis – Cross Whitehall Briefing six weeks after parts were leaked.
It predicts non-tariff barriers would raise prices 8% to 17%, depending on whether we fell BRITISH Airways has its first ever flight with a female-only team to mark International Women’s Day.
The London to Glasgow service under European Economic Area rules, a free trade pact or World Trade Organisation terms.
Tim Rycroft, of the Food and Drink Federation, said: “The findings show food and drink would be worse off in every scenario – faring the worst under WTO terms.”
Labour MP Stephen Doughty was staffed entirely by women on board and on the ground, from pilots to baggage handlers.
Meanwhile Mcdonald’s marked said: “The papers show how disastrous this Tory hard Brexit will be. Staying in the single market and a customs union is the least worst option but we lose out every way.”
Campaigners say the file shows ministers will need to borrow £55billion a year extra in 2033-34 compared with if we the day by flipping its golden arches into a W in Lynwood, California. stay. However, critics said Government forecasts are notoriously unreliable, even in the short-term.
Meanwhile, European Council President Donald Tusk dashed Chancellor Philip Hammond’s hopes for a free trade agreement covering financial services. He warned any deal will not offer the same access for services as for goods.