The Bank's worst case scenario points to plunging house prices, spiking joblessness, higher interest rates and a currency in freefall

The UK could suffer the worst economic slump since at least World War II if Prime Minister Theresa May fails to get her Brexit plan past lawmakers and the country crashes out of the European Union without a deal.The stark warning...

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has never shied away from doomsday Brexit warnings, but in his latest analysis he’s gone further than ever.

UK central bank outlines scenario of falling house prices, a sterling crisis and a shrinking economy, but critics aren’t convincedSummary: BoE pains grim no-deal Brexit pictureBreaking: Bank says no-deal Brexit would be worst than 2008 crisisBank warns of worst downturn in decadesRees-Mogg: Carney’s a second-tier failed politicianBanks can rise out…

The Bank of England has warned a no deal disorderly Brexit would send the pound plunging while inflation soars and interest rates rise.

A disorderly Brexit could cause U.K. commercial-property prices to fall by even more than after the global financial crisis, the Bank of England warned.