Brexit: Labour urges Parliament recall after no-deal Brexit papers released
MPs' request to see e-mails, texts and WhatsApp messages from Dominic Cummings, Boris Johnson's chief aide, and eight other advisers in Downing Street were"unreasonable and disproportionate".
It says these factors would not lead to overall food shortages"but will reduce the availability and choice of products and will increase price, which could impact vulnerable groups".It's been a fairly extraordinary few days in the House of Commons The document, which, until now, was categorised as"official, sensitive", is not an official cabinet paper. It dates from 10 days after Mr Johnson became prime minister.
MPs voted on Monday to order the release of all internal correspondence and communications, including e-mails, texts and WhatsApp messages, between nine No 10 advisers relating to Parliament's suspension. Those assumptions on trade flow have improved recently, but are still poor, and enough to have several highly concerning consequences, from fresh food supply, to stability in Northern Ireland, to social care providers and supplies of medicines for people and animals.
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