Boris Johnson has insisted no-deal Brexit preparations are on track, despite a leaked report warning of food and medicine shortages in a no-deal exit. The prime minister said preparations had been "very far advanced" ahead of the original 29 March deadline. He added that plans had since "slipped back", but the UK would be ready to leave with no deal if required. Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to do "everything necessary" to stop no deal. In a speech earlier, the Labour leader said the leaked report made it "crystal clear how bad things will get" if the UK leaves without a deal on 31 October. He added that the leak showed ... (full story)