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Leaked report says the UK will suffer after Brexit

By Reuters
30 January 2018   |   3:41 pm
Britain's economy will be worse off after Brexit whether it leaves the EU with a free trade deal, single market access, or with no deal at all, according to leaked government analysis.

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