Labour’s Plans for Brexit Simply Explained - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the Brexit policies of various UK political parties, focusing on Labour's approach under Jeremy Corbyn. It outlines Labour's plan to negotiate a new Brexit deal and hold a referendum within six months. The video also explores Labour's vision for a close UK-EU relationship post-Brexit and highlights their emphasis on domestic policies over Brexit issues.

Which party is accused of having an unclear stance on Brexit?

• Lib Dems

• Conservatives

• Labour

• Brexit Party

What is Labour's plan for resolving Brexit under Jeremy Corbyn?

• Leave the EU without a deal

• Proceed with Boris Johnson's deal

• Negotiate a new deal and hold a referendum

• Cancel Brexit altogether

What is the proposed timeline for Labour to 'get Brexit done'?

• Six months

• Three months

• Two years

• One year

What is the 'twin-track approach' proposed by Labour?

• Negotiating a deal and planning a referendum simultaneously

• Leaving the EU without any deal

• Holding a referendum before negotiating a deal

• Focusing solely on domestic policies

What is the main challenge Labour might face in negotiating a new Brexit deal?

• Financial instability

• Insufficient public interest

• Time constraints and political opposition

• Lack of support from the EU

What kind of future relationship does Labour envision with the EU?

• A distant relationship with no trade agreements

• A close relationship similar to Norway's model

• A complete separation with no ties

• A relationship based on US trade policies

What is a key focus of Labour's domestic policy agenda post-Brexit?

• Privatizing the NHS

• Strengthening workers' rights and public services

• Increasing military spending

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy