Army on standby to help deliver food, medicines and fuel in the wake of a "no deal" #Brexit - but how would that work in NI? Former UKIP MLA David McNarry and @7815PWK debate
Jul 30, 2018, 10:39 AM
The government has drawn up plans to send in the Army to deliver food, medicine and fuel if there are shortages following a "no deal" Brexit. The Sunday Times revealed that military trucks and helicopters would be used to ferry supplies to vulnerable people. And the NHS is preparing to go onto a year-round "winter crisis footing", stockpiling medicines in case they run out. The Prime Minister says Downing Street is being "sensible and responsible". Stephen got the views of David McNarry, formerly of UKIP. and commentator Phil Kelly.