Johnson’s Prorogation Is ‘Subterfuge,’ Says U.K. Lawmaker Brake

The transcript discusses the opposition's strategy against a no-deal Brexit, focusing on legislative actions and potential legal challenges. It highlights the lack of a mandate for Boris Johnson's approach and the importance of parliamentary consensus. The discussion includes the possibility of a vote of no confidence and the Liberal Democrats' stance on Brexit deals, emphasizing the need for a people's vote. The political stalemate and complexity of Brexit negotiations are also analyzed.

What is the main concern of the opposition regarding Boris Johnson's Brexit plan?

• He is trying to exit the EU with a deal.

• He wants to remain in the EU.

• He has a strong mandate for a no-deal Brexit.

• He lacks a mandate for a no-deal Brexit.

What is one of the proposed actions to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Ignoring the issue until the deadline.

• Holding a general election immediately.

• Passing a law to stop a no-deal Brexit.

• Negotiating a new deal with the EU.

What is the main focus of the opposition parties, including the Labour Party?

• To support Boris Johnson's Brexit plan.

• To hold a referendum on Scottish independence.

• To block a no-deal Brexit through legislation.

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU.

What is the Liberal Democrats' condition for supporting a Brexit deal?

• It should be a no-deal Brexit.

• It should exclude any EU regulations.

• It must include a people's vote.

• It must be negotiated by Theresa May.

What does the speaker regret about the Brexit campaign three years ago?

• It was led by the Liberal Democrats.

• It promised immediate results.

• It did not highlight the complexity of the process.

• It was too focused on economic benefits.