By restricting the window in which Parliament can prevent a no deal, the suspension of Parliament from sometime in the second week of September until 14th October has increased the downside risks to the economy by increasing the chances of a no deal Brexit on 31st October. With MPs set to try to make the most of one of its last opportunities to prevent a no deal next week is set to be a roller-coaster ride in UK politics.
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