UK should leave EU with no deal, says former Bank of England governor
by Richard Partington Economics correspondent from Economics | The Guardian on (#4C2ZY)
Mervyn King says Britain could ease 'dislocation costs' with six months of planning
The former governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, has attacked MPs over their handling of Brexit and called for Britain to leave the EU without a deal after six months of preparation.
In an extraordinary intervention, Lord King said it appeared Britain's political class had "suffered a collective nervous breakdown" and accused MPs of exaggerating the economic risks of no-deal Brexit.
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