MPs are set to take control of the parliamentary agenda in attempt to find an alternative to Theresa May's Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the current state of the Brexit deal, highlighting the need for a change in direction to avoid a no-deal scenario. It explores potential softer Brexit options, such as remaining in a customs union, and the political implications if the Prime Minister's deal fails. The text also addresses the political tensions within the UK government and the dwindling options for the Prime Minister. The conclusion notes the ongoing challenges and the silver lining of a pay rise for MPs.

What is emphasized as necessary for Britain in the current state of the Brexit deal?

• Reducing international trade

• Increasing domestic production

• Joining a new political union

• Reasserting itself as a strong global trading nation

Which option is NOT mentioned as a potential outcome for MPs in the Brexit discussions?

• Reverting to a 1970s economic relationship

• Britain remaining in a customs union

• Joining the Eurozone

• A softer Brexit option

What might the Prime Minister have to consider if her deal fails again?

• Forming a coalition government

• Requesting a longer extension

• Implementing a no-deal Brexit immediately

• Joining the Schengen Area

What is a potential consequence for the Prime Minister if a no-deal Brexit occurs?

• Strengthening her political position

• Winning a national election

• Gaining support from the EU

• Breaking up her own party

What unexpected event occurred for MPs amidst the political challenges?

• They were given new responsibilities

• They received a pay rise

• They lost their seats

• They were asked to resign