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MPs have lined up to claim Honda's bombshell plant closure can be linked to Brexit - despite the car giant insisting it's not
The automotive giant announced it will shut its 34-year-old Swindon factory in 2021 and move production to Japan in a blow to 3,500 jobs
Speaking this morning, Honda's senior vice-president Ian Howell said flatly: "This is not a Brexit-related decision for us
" But a move that risks enraging Tory Brexiteers, Business Secretary Greg Clark claimed the decision "demonstrates starkly how much is at stake"
And in an urgent debate in the House of Commons today, MPs repeatedly drew comparisons between the huge blow and the chaos over leaving the EU
Their pointed out Japan has signed a trade deal with the EU which will allow tariff-free trade - while our tariffs after March 29 are still unknown
Pro-EU minister Mr Clark also pointed out the "devastating" decision came after long warnings about the impact of No Deal Brexit
Mr Clark, who confronted Theresa May yesterday demanding she rule out a no-deal Brexit, said at a conference this lunchtime: "Decisions like Honda's this morning demonstrate starkly how much is at stake
" And he later told MPs: "The company said the decision was not about Brexit and clearly we must accept that
"In truth they have a small market share in Europe compared to the markets they said they are expanding in
"But I've always been very clear that the motor industry, Japanese investors, and Honda in particular have been very clear for many months that Brexit is an additional worry at a difficult time
"If there's one message all of us in this House can give that they want to hear it is that the deal should be ratified
" He added: "Although it's the case that the Brexit uncertainty was not cited as being one of the factors in the decision, it is evidence that the whole industry and investment decisions… this does bear on their mind
" As MPs lined up to attack the government, Remainer after Remainer demanded the government now rule out leaving without a deal in 38 days' time
Tory MP Ken Clarke said: "It's no good people ignoring the warnings of every leader of the car industry
" Ex-minister Michael Fallon said: "One of the lessons here is the power and scope of the EU-Japan trade agreement
"In contrast to the continuing uncertainty here, two and a half years after the referendum… as to what the future terms of our trading relationship Europe are actually going to be
" Hilary Benn, chairman of the Commons Brexit committee, said it came at a "dangerous moment" for the future of the car industry - and the government must be persuaded "what a disaster [No Deal] would be for the future of British car manufacturing
" And Labour MP Richard Burden said Brexit "is an absolutely key part of the context in which Honda and other major car manufacturers are making decisions about where to invest and the generations of vehicles that will transform this industry
"And the harsh reality is Britain's reputation as a stable place to do business and a gateway to Europe is being undermined before our eyes
" Jeremy Corbyn denied a link to Brexit at a conference this afternoon. He said: "Although not directly linked to Brexit today we learn that Honda is planning to close its plant in Swindon at the cost of 3,500 jobs
"That is devastating news for those workers, their families and for the local economy
It's bad news too for all the small and medium sized businesses in the supply chain
" But Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey went further - saying there was "no doubt" Tory Brexit plans were having an impact on the industry
She told MPs: "The government is completely incompetent. "Honda's decision is a damning indictment of this government's failure to support car manufacturing and ensure business confidence - both in terms of Brexit, and in terms of their so called industrial strategy
"I understand that Honda's CEO this morning said the decision was unrelated to Brexit
"However, the company statement specifically says they want to focus activity in regions where it expects to have high production volumes, especially in electric vehicles
"So the question logically follows - why does Honda no longer believe the UK will have high production volumes? "And why do they no longer have confidence to invest here to make it so? "They will be exporting from Japan to the EU instead of from Britain
" She added: "Something must have changed. "Could it be the government's botched Brexit causing chaos and uncertainty and undermining business confidence?" And she went on: "Honda itself warned last year that leaving the EU without a deal would cost the company tens of millions
"So there can be no doubt this government's reckless threats of no deal and prolonged uncertainty is having an impact on business decisions in the here and now - even if that isn't the top line of a press release
" Mr Clark told MPs a task force is being set up to ensure workers in Swindon can make the best use of their skills after the closure
It will include local MPs, business leaders and the trade unions to ensure the skills and expertise of the workforce are maintained
Theresa May told the weekly meeting of the Cabinet that she had spoken to the president of Honda to express her "disappointment" at the decision to close the Swindon plant
The Prime Minister's official spokesman said she told the meeting that the Government would be doing "all we can" to support those affected
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