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Risk of a "cooperative" no deal Brexit rises

The next Brexit decision “deadline” on Sunday 13th December, may or may not be the turning point that results in the UK and EU hurtling either towards a deal or a no deal. But with the Brexit stalemate dragging on, the risk of a no deal seems to be increasing all the time. At least if there is a no deal, it seems more likely to be a “cooperative” one, rather than the kind of disruptive no deal exit from the EU that was widely spoken about after the EU Referendum and just before the original Brexit deadline of 29th March 2019.

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