MPs and peers criticise tight security around Brexit impact reports

MPs and peers have attacked tight restrictions on access to Brexit impact assessments, claiming their content is little more than what has already been released into the public domain.The Brexit secretary, David Davis, is due on Wednesday to appear before the exiting the EU select committee, to which he has handed over 850 pages of analysis after being forced to do so by a parliamentary vote.MPs and peers are now allowed to view the papers in a restricted-access reading room organised by Davis&r