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Really? It was only a few months back they were saying this “In its latest forecast, the IMF projects growth for Britain of 1.5 per cent next year, down from 1.6 per cent previously. In contrast with the UK downgrade, the US outlook for 2019 is upgraded from 1.9 per cent to 2.5 per cent, Germany...

Don’t worry as you will be able to dine out on ugly looking shit fish scraped off the bottom of the English Channel. The very same fish the pro-Brexit fishermen were asking to be made compulsory in hospitals, schools and other public services to help make their Brexit work.

Apologies. I misunderstood. And I agree with your summary here.

As a socialist and internationalist I will not turn my back. I’ll be setting up an air lift to keep my countrymen supplied with essentials like ridiculously named expensive beers, over priced coffee and various other exotic produce to enable instagram-able meals to be created.

No I do not agree. Medicines is one of the tightest regulated industries in the world, for very obvious reasons. If no-deal results in the cancellation of the numerous agreements which are currently in place, and which we all take for granted, then movement of pharmaceutical products, medical...

The known imports from the EU are as I stated above, adding on parallel imports probably takes the figure impacted above 50%. I agree it’s a mess, an unnecessary mess.

My understanding is that around 80-90% are imported and around 40-50% are from the EU. Parallel importing could also be an issue from non-EU counties. In short a vast amount of medicines, devices and supples will be affected.

Where did you get the idea the UK exports more medicines than it imports? This is completely untrue. My understanding is that the UK imports the vast majority of its medicines as well as medical devices and apparatus etc.