UK publishes update to no-deal Brexit plans, seeking to reassure businesses and voter

Britain sought on Tuesday to ease concerns about leaving the European Union without a deal, publishing a raft of contingency plans which included a new advice service to help suppliers of medical goods.<div class="feedflare">
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