New photo Boris Johnson says No Deal Brexit is the ‘closest to what people voted for’ in the 2016 referendum

BORIS JOHNSON last night claimed a No Deal Brexit is the “closest to what people voted for” in the 2016 Referendum.

And he urged Cabinet Ministers to mirror the British public’s “optimism and self confidence” for the possible exit scenario.

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Boris Johnson believes a No Deal Brexit is the closest thing to what the British people voted for[/caption]

Ex-Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith last week said the chances of a No Deal were now “more than 50 per cent”.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Mr Johnson said the public had rejected the “downright apocalyptic” forecasts of what could happen if Britain leaves without a deal on March 29.

He added: “They didn’t vote for anything like Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement. They voted to come out.

“It is No Deal or WTO terms that actually corresponds to their idea of coming out, and they view that option with a confidence that is now directly proportional to the growing strength of Government warnings against it.”

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Iain Duncan Smith revealed that the chances of a No Deal Brexit are now more than 50 per cent[/caption]

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The blast comes as the Government prepares a live test of No Deal preparations later today as it asks 150 hauliers to take part in an operation to test contingency plans around Dover.

Truckers have been asked to assemble at Manston Airport near Ramsgate, a site earmarked for a huge lorry park in the event of blockages at Dover.

The trucks will be “released” into the early rush hour traffic for the 30-mile trip to the port.

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