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People are more concerned about the prospect of a Jeremy Corbyn government than a no-deal Brexit – Chancellor Javid

epa07882570 Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid (R) is thanked by Prime Minister Boris Johnson (L) after he delivers a speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, Britain, 30 September 2019. The Conservative Party Conference runs from 29 September to 2 October 2019. EPA-EFE/NEIL HALL

Failing to deliver Brexit could “tear the very fabric of our democracy”, Sajid Javid has warned. In his conference speech he cautioned those who would seek to disrupt the result of the referendum.

The Telegraph reports Javid saying “If we fail to deliver on the instruction of the British people we are in danger of tearing the very fabric of our democracy.”

“A fabric that has been carefully woven together over centuries. If we do that, I fear we may not be able to stitch it up again.” Mr Javid said that if people “are going to have faith in the ballot box” then “we absolutely have to follow through on that vote”.

He said that in his conversations with business owners, they are more concerned about the prospect of a Jeremy Corbyn government than a no-deal Brexit.

“The real project to be fearful about is the agenda of the Labour Party,” he added.

My Javid announced a spending blitz with £220 million for buses, £5 billion for full-fibre broadband and £29 billion for roads.

Via The Telegraph 

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