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It is "more important than ever" That the Parliament is called, after the government published an assessment of the possible impact of a no-deal Brexit, labour has said.

Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer said confirmed there is "serious risk" if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

MPs forced the release of the file, before the Parliament was suspended.

Minister of defense, Ben Wallace said That the government had to mitigate the risks.

told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, the planning document showed just what could happen "if the government do something about it".

But he added: "many measures" were being taken to reduce risks.

Sir Keir said, Recalling Parliament would allow to check the MPs "the possibility of these documents and all the necessary steps to stop, no deal".

His comments followed a decision by Scotland's highest civil court on Wednesday.

The gold Bunting-file, the blackened parts, and almost identical to a version That was released on Wednesday. It's a no says in a reasonable worst-case-scenario-deal-UK's EU exit could lead to:

The document says also That some companies might even suspend the trading, The Black market was able to grow, and some adult social care providers fail.

in the Northern Irish border, The Report says That the current plans for "no new tests are likely to with limited exceptions," are "not sustained by substantial economic, legal and Biosafety and biosecurity risks".

But the former PM Gordon Brown said the government did not say, "still The Truth " about the "extent" of the possible effects of no deal.

"The worst-case-scenario-document drives the risk for the medical care, The Threat to the private households and the damage That are The Most vulnerable," he said.

last week, the MPs, to ask the forces of the watch, for an extension on the 31. October Brexit deadline, if a deal is not reached with the EU.

But, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would rather "die in a ditch" as the request for an extension, and currently the United Kingdom is to leave the EU, on Halloween.

Michael Gove , the minister with responsibility for the non-range planning, told the BBC That the government's significant steps" to ensure That The First departure after a no-offer the UK's EU-exit in the Six Weeks since the 2 took over ". August, the date That appears on the document.

On Wednesday, he said, "revised assumptions" would contouring has taken published "in due course, in addition to a document the damage-limiting measures by the government and has plans in place".

The statement also demanded the release of the communication between No 10 aide about the house, to a suspension, but the Minister refused to do so.

the MPs' request to see e-mails, texts and WhatsApp messages from Dominic Cummings , Mr Johnson, chief aide-de-camp, and eight other advisers in Downing Street were "unreasonable and disproportionate".

release of information, he added, would be "against The Law " and "violation of principles of fairness".

However, the former justice Minister David Gauke told BBC Radio 5 Live to pass messages"".

He added: "I understand the concerns about private advice, but this Question ... the work in connection with The Information is to go to the reason why Parliament is prorogued, it was. "

the concern about medications is understandable. Every month, More Than 30 million packs of medicines come from the EU. Supply chains are particularly susceptible to interference on the Channel ports - the Goldammer document itself confirms this.

The government has supplied under contracts for storage space and a fridge to stock. But there are some medicines That cannot be stored, such as radioisotopes used for the treatment of cancer. Flu vaccines have to be imported - the winter vaccination programme is well under way by 31. October.

There are plans in place to fly supplies in case of emergency, if bottlenecks in the crucial products. But fears remain.

However, it is not only about drugs. Hospitals feed about 120,000 patients per day - an interruption in the Food Chain could impact on you.

And Then there is social care. The gold Bunting document warns That inflation could go to social service providers under the market is already fragile. In this situation, it is the responsibility of the councils to step in and find new homes for the affected residents or the new provider of the care for people in their own homes.

The document warns of potential collisions when foreign vessels enter British territorial waters, A Day after The British departure, and says That could be economic difficulties "exacerbated" due to flooding or a flu pandemic this winter.

BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said some of the outlined scenarios were "strong," but the Minister insisted the work was not a prediction of what will happen.

The document, which Until Now , was in the categories of "official sensitive" is not an official Cabinet paper. It comes 10 days after Mr Johnson was at.

dealers said the document confirmed what happened they said it was in the case of a no-deal Escape.

"Fresh food availability is said to fall, the freedom of choice of the consumer will decrease, and prices will rise," Helen Dickinson of The British Retail Consortium.

And The British Medical Association, described the gold Bunting-file as "alarming" and confirmed its warnings about no-deal, including The Threat of medical supply shortages.

Shadow transport Secretary, Andy Mcdonald , told Bbc Breakfast : "This is more like contingency planning for war or a Natural Disaster , and we are doing this voluntarily. "

This is claimed was not "old" Goldammer valuation, so, by the government in August.

It is from the current internal no-deal plans, from August, of the well within the time of Boris Johnson 's administration.

The government hopes That its latest efforts will some of the make The Most about aspects of what the title of a "reasonable worst-case assumptions" document, but still you are able to be the change.

it's All about The Core of the assumption about the disturbance to the transport of goods across the channel -That More Than half would be stuck for up to two-and-a-half days.

These assumptions on the goods flows have recently been improved, but still poor, and enough to several high-about the consequences, the fresh food supply, the stability in Northern Ireland , the social sector and the supply of medicines for people and animals.

I have also insured That a anywhere popular version of this document on the same day, had the sentence "baseline scenario".

It is somewhat confusing That there is a base case of worst-case planning assumption.

In any case, this is The Real , plausible short-term shocks from a no are Escape-deal.

The section on Northern Ireland is particularly concerning. In many ways, it is incredible, such a list of credible consequences of what is the policy of the government.

It is not difficult to see why the government resisted his release. It is unlikely That The Mood will improve an already sceptical of Commons.

But it is really The First concrete, quotable, warts and all assessment of what could be Whitehall fears around The Corner .

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