Gordon Brown: Government trying to minimise damage with ‘worst case’ no-deal Brexit

The video discusses the potential disruptions in food and medical supplies due to Brexit, highlighting the lack of guarantees for essential medical items like Epipens and insulin. It addresses the government's attempts to minimize perceived damage, acknowledging the expected rise in food and energy prices. The discussion emphasizes the impact on vulnerable populations and the challenges faced by food banks. Additionally, it covers the broader economic consequences, including trade impacts and job losses, stressing the importance of government responsibility in ensuring supply continuity.

What is one of the main concerns regarding medical supplies post-Brexit?

• Increased production of medical supplies in Britain

• Improved trade relations with Europe

• Lack of guarantees for essential medical items from Europe

• Surplus of medical supplies in Britain

How might Brexit affect food prices in Britain?

• Food prices will not be affected

• Food prices are expected to increase

• Food prices are expected to decrease significantly

• Food prices are expected to remain stable

Which group is likely to be most affected by rising food and energy prices?

• The wealthiest individuals

• Middle-class families

• The poorest and most vulnerable

• Government officials

What logistical challenge is mentioned regarding the import of goods?

• Shortage of transportation vehicles

• Lack of storage facilities

• Delays at the Dover port

• Increased tariffs on goods

What is the potential impact on jobs due to the loss of trade with Europe?

• Creation of new industries

• Loss of approximately 100,000 jobs

• No impact on jobs

• Increase in job opportunities