More people want to leave EU, even Remainers, than before.

GrannySquare Quote [ For a whatever case scenario risk assessment, I’d expect to see probability & impact alongside. Otherwise it is a meaningless list.] End Quote.

GrannySquare, undoubtedly there would be scenario probability and impact assessments carried out on all aspects of a no-deal leave.

Those risk assessments if carried out correctly will be in numeric form. It would be those figures that would give full information to the British public in regard to the severity of the situation we all face especially at the channel ports and tunnel.

However, I do not expect such documents and figures to be released to the public anytime soon as I believe the section in the Yellowhammer documents on the likelihood of public disorder may well have been based on those numbers.

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