BORIS Johnson has warned people to expect empty shelves this Christmas as the economy has a “period of adjustment” following Brexit.
On the opening day of the Tory Party conference in Manchester, the Prime Minister insisted the fuel crisis was finally “abating” after days of queues and empty pumps.
But he repeatedly refused to say whether shortages across the wider economy – due to a lack of lorry drivers and other workers – would be resolved before the festive season.
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