Boris Johnson says a no-deal Brexit would be 'vanishingly inexpensive'

Boris Johnson claims a no-deal Brexit will be"vanishingly inexpensive." His rival for prime minister, Jeremy Hunt, accuses him of"peddling optimism." The two men clashed during a fiery televised leadership debate. Johnson is the current favourite to replace Theresa May as prime minister later this month. Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories. A no-deal Brexit would be"vanishingly inexpensive" to the British economy, Boris Johnson has said.

Boris Johnson claims a no-deal Brexit will be"vanishingly inexpensive." His rival for prime minister, Jeremy Hunt, accuses him of"peddling optimism." The two men clashed during a fiery televised leadership debate. Johnson is the current favourite to replace Theresa May as prime minister later this month. Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories. A no-deal Brexit would be"vanishingly inexpensive" to the British economy, Boris Johnson has said.

In my life I have never heard anybody use the word 'vanishingly'. Boris a clever guy, so what.

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