The full scale of the damage a no-deal Brexit could cause to the U.K. was revealed when Boris Johnson’s government published its worst-case scenario in a document it tried to keep secret.

It warned that "low income groups" were more likely to pay the cost of Britain crashing out without a deal

Boris Johnson denied lying to the Queen over his suspension of Parliament after it was ruled unlawful by a Scottish court, just one of a series of recent political and legal setbacks to his “do or die” plan to leave the European Union on Oct. 31. EU negotiator Michel Barnier…

In the latest setback for the UK Prime Minister, the highest civil court in Scotland finds in favour of more than 75 opposition MPs and Lords who had challenged the move to suspend Parliament, saying it was a breach of the constitution.

MPs are demanding Parliament sits after a court in Scotland ruled Boris Johnson's shutdown 'unlawful' and suggested he misled the Queen. Here's the judgement explained - and what happens now

LONDON _ The full scale of the damage a no-deal Brexit could cause to the U.K. was revealed when Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government published its worst-case scenario _ a document it tried to keep secret.