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Deal, no deal or no Brexit?

The fifth round of Brexit negotiations passed without much progress being made towards a withdrawal agreement, while the Government appears to have stepped up its plans somewhat for coping with a “no deal” scenario. However, doubts that the public still want to leave the EU at all have been growing.

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