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World Business Report: First broadcast 2017/04/04 14:32 GMT: UK MPs Warn About Leaving EU With No Deal

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First broadcast 2017/04/04 14:32 GMT

First broadcast 2017/04/04 14:32 GMT: UK MPs Warn About Leaving EU With No Deal

UK MPs Warn About Leaving EU With No Deal

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How bad would it be if Britain reverted to the standard international rules of trade?

That's the debate in Britain following Prime Minister Theresa May's claim that no deal would be better than a bad deal.

What would happen if the UK crashed out of the European Union without a trade agreement? MPs from the parliament's Brexit committee has warned of the risks of this scenario. They've said Prime Minister Theresa May has to back up her claims that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' with hard economic facts. We ask the opinions of Roger Bootle, chairman, Capital Economics and a member of Economists for Free Trade and Joe Carberry, Executive Director, Open Britain. Picture: Front pages of UK newspapers on the day that British Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50. Photo by Hugh Pinney/Getty Images.

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