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Hello and welcome to bbc news. Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal, jamming ports and requiring a hard border in ireland thats according to official government documents leaked to the sunday times newspaper. With me is our Political Correspondent nick eardley. Give us an idea of what these leaked reports set out in terms of the hardships of britain might face. This is a document called operation yellowhammer, the Civil Service looking at potentially what could happen if the uk leaves the European Union ina happen if the uk leaves the European Union in a few weeks without a deal and at its heart are some stark warnings of long delays at the ports, at eurotunnel, of the potential for certain fresh foods running out or becoming scarce, at least not all foods running out, but potentially some fresh food running scarce. And overall, a picture of some significant hardships in the uk on the 31st of october. These lea
Hello and welcome to bbc news. Britain will face shortages of fuel, food and medicine if it leaves the European Union without a transition deal, jamming ports and requiring a hard border in ireland. That is according to official government documents leaked to the sunday times newspaper. More now from our Political Correspondent nick eardley. This is a document called operation yellowhammer. It is the Civil Service looking at potentially what could happen if the uk leaves the European Union in a few weeks without a deal. And at its heart are some pretty stark warnings, of long delays at the ports, at eurotunnel, of the potential for certain fresh foods running out or becoming scarce, at least not all foods running out, but potentially some fresh food running scarce. And, over all, a picture of some significant hardships in the uk on 31 october. Now, these leaked documents also talk about the Northern Ireland border. Thats a very contentious subject when it involves brexit. What does it
Has been we will not even discuss trade until the irish border and the divorce deal are sorted out. It seems that, deal or no deal, he will be asking the eu with his dash of optimism to change its mind in a way it shows no sign of doing over the last 18 months. And lets speak to our assistant Political Editor norman smith for his final thoughts. Now we know . Boris johnson will be oui now we know . Boris johnson will be our new Prime Minister but, anyway, nothing has changed. The eu still sticks to its negotiating position with the backstop, the parliamentary arithmetic is still the same, the arguments over brexit have not changed, the only differences Boris Johnson is now in number ten and his belief seems to be almost by sheer force of will he can crack that logjam, he can corral and cajole mps into backing an agreement, he can reach out to labour leave ed husic mrs may never really managed to win over and at the same time, by going toe to toe, eyeball to eyeball with the eu over no