Cameron: Brexit is a mistake but it’s not a disaster

OVERHEARD Cameron DAVID Cameron was caught admitting that Brexit is “not a disaster” yesterday.

The former PM, who called the June 2016 EU Referendum, was overheard talking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

He told a steel magnate: “It’s a mistake, not a disaster. It turned out less badly than we first

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HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS SPOKESMAN ON THE PROBE thought. It’s still going to be difficult.” Also at the event, former Prime Minister Tony Blair claimed we are heading for a “hotch-potch” Brexit deal that amounted to “leaving without leaving”.

Meanwhile, Tory Jacob Rees-Mogg warned a two-year implementation period in our EU split will make us a “vassal state” of Brussels. The senior backbencher slammed Brexit Secretary David Davis on plans to accept bloc rules and the reach of the European Court of Justice after we officially quit in March 2019.

Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer said: “The Tories are split on one of the most important questions facing the country.”