The Government needs to call time on its latest Project Fear campaign. It’s time they stopped talking down our country and started to believe in Britain and the tremendous opportunities that lie ahead after Britain leaves the EU.

During the European referendum, the Treasury was rightly derided for its Project Fear campaign. They said 800,000 people would lose their jobs and the country would plunge into a deep recession. They said GDP would fall 6% while house prices would fall by 18% if we voted out. Against their regressive backdrop the British public voted to Leave and the fearmongering was proven false.

Fast forward two years, the UK continues to have record employment, growing manufacturing output, over £100 billion of exports to the USA, more than twice as much as exports to any other country, and the UK economy is worth more than £2 trillion.

Investors and businesses continue to set up in Britain as shown by Chanel who are establishing their global office for their global brand in Britain. Boom! Another glowing reference and sign of confidence in the UK.

But here we go again. Our beloved friends at the Treasury have doubled up, and co-opted Bank of England Governor Mark Carney to bolster this message with wild predictions that house prices will fall by a third - while interest rates will rocket and inflation will soar.