Hard Brexit could cost UK economy £54bn

Study commissioned by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Mike Sheen
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The UK could suffer a £54bn hit to its economy by 2030 in the event of a "hard Brexit" scenario, the first set of taxpayer-funded impact assessments have revealed.

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