Foreign Sec DominicRaab says no-deal planning is 'crucial' to securing a Brexit deal, as Brussels needs to know Britain is prepared to leave the EU on 31 October - regardless of whether a deal is in place. For the full story, head here:
:"What we are going to do with that legislation is test very carefully what it does and doesn't require."We're always going to behave lawfully as a government, and anyway it will be challenged in the courts.
She told Sophy Ridge on Sunday:"Every tin pot dictator on the planet throughout history has used the excuse of having the people on their side to break the law to shut down parliament and all the rest of it - it's absolutely extraordinary and very un-British. "We will not allow them to use chaos theory and crash out without parliament being able to have its say."She added:"There are people in other opposition parties and people like the Conservative rebels who all share this approach that it would be thoroughly irresponsible to behave like the Joker in the Dark Knight and just go for chaos theory.
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