Contingency
Luxembourg steps up no-deal Brexit planning
Prime minister Xavier Bettel and foreign minister Jean Asselborn to unveil measures on Friday
Luxembourg's government will unveil more details on how it is preparing for a no-deal Brexit, amid continued uncertainty surrounding Britain's departure from the European Union.
A number of European countries have already outlined contingency plans for new laws to protect industries and citizens should Britain crash out of the bloc in March.
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