https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46906046
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has said a no-deal Brexit looks "less and less unlikely" and has launched a contingency plan to prepare for it.
After the UK Parliament rejected the withdrawal agreement, Mr Philippe said laws had to be passed and millions invested in French ports and airports.
An EU official will now visit all 27 capitals to co-ordinate no-deal plans.
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Ireland, and the EU with it, is about to reap the whirlwind thanks to its ideological obsession with pretending there isn’t an international frontier to their northeast.
It looks like “no deal” *is* the deal, in which case everyone is going to have to unilaterally put in place much of the infrastructure and agreement they would have had to provide anyway. Except this way there’s a chance we might not end up paying for the privilege of leaving their corrupt little club. So all good then.