Six in 10 Britons think no-deal Brexit unlikely this week - Sky Data poll

Most Britons think a no-deal Brexit is unlikely - but many remain worried by the prospect of leaving the EU without a deal this Friday, according to a Sky Data poll.

Six in 10 (62%) think the UK is unlikely to leave the EU without a deal this week, while 27% think it is likely to happen - 11% admit they don't know.

Parliament has repeatedly rejected the idea of leaving the EU without a deal, and the prime minister has ruled it out - but unless a deal is struck to further delay Brexit in the coming days, a no-deal Brexit will happen automatically on 12 April.

Just under half (48%) are worried by the prospect of no-deal happening on Friday, including 36% who are "very worried".

One in three (33%) are excited (including 19% "very excited"), with 16% neither worried nor excited, and 4% unsure.

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Official government forecasts suggest a no-deal Brexit would cause a spike in food prices and leave the British economy 6% to 9% smaller over the next 15 years.

Theresa May will travel to Berlin and then Paris on Tuesday, ahead of Wednesday's EU summit, at which she hopes to agree a further extension of Article 50 and avoid a no-deal Brexit on Friday.

Sky Data interviewed a representative sample of 1,021 Sky customers by SMS on 8 April 2019. Data are weighted to the profile of the population. Sky Data is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.

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