Will MPs Vote for No Deal Today? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the UK Parliament's vote on a no deal Brexit, explaining the potential outcomes and the groups likely to support a no deal, such as the European Research Group and the Democratic Unionist Party. It also explores the strategic considerations of MPs in leave voting seats and Theresa May's decision to allow a free vote. The video concludes with a promise of further analysis in upcoming videos.

What is the main reason the European Research Group supports a no deal Brexit?

• To support Theresa May's deal

• To maintain close ties with the EU

• To assert an independent trade policy

• To avoid a hard border in Ireland

Why might the Democratic Unionist Party consider supporting a no deal Brexit?

• To avoid economic impact on Northern Ireland

• To strengthen the unity of the United Kingdom

• To support the ERG

• To promote Irish reunification

What is a 'free vote' in the context of the UK Parliament?

• A vote that is decided by public opinion

• A vote that is only for moral issues

• A vote where MPs can vote according to their personal beliefs

• A vote where MPs must follow the party line

What are the potential consequences for Theresa May if she votes for a no deal Brexit?

• She would resolve the Brexit issue

• She would strengthen her leadership

• She could anger remain-leaning MPs

• She might gain support from the ERG

Why might Theresa May choose to abstain from voting on the no deal Brexit?

• To align with the DUP

• To support the ERG

• To show strong leadership

• To avoid upsetting any faction further