Prime Minister’s sets out Brexit “Plan B”

The Prime Minister’s “Plan B” is remarkably similar to Plan A, which Parliament rejected less than a week ago, so it doesn’t appear to change the near-term outlook for the economy. In that regard, votes on amendments to Plan B on Tuesday 29th will probably be more important.

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