Theresa May calls for further Brexit extension

The transcript discusses the UK's Brexit situation, emphasizing the need for a deal over a no-deal exit. It highlights the necessity of extending Article 51 to ensure an orderly Brexit and the importance of resolving political divisions. The government is committed to working with the opposition to find a solution and focus on the future relationship with the EU. The aim is to pass the Withdrawal Agreement bill before the European elections, requiring national unity to achieve the national interest.

What is the main reason the speaker believes a Brexit deal is preferable to no deal?

• It ensures a timely and orderly exit.

• It will extend Article 51 indefinitely.

• It will increase political division.

• It will allow the UK to remain in the EU.

What is the speaker's proposed method to break the political deadlock?

• Leaving the EU without a deal.

• Reopening the withdrawal agreement.

• Agreeing on a plan with the opposition.

• Holding a new referendum.

What is the focus of the future relationship with the EU according to the speaker?

• Negotiating new trade deals.

• Agreeing on a unified approach.

• Revisiting the withdrawal agreement.

• Maintaining the status quo.

What is the government's stance if the House cannot agree on a single approach?

• The withdrawal agreement will be reopened.

• The UK will leave without a deal.

• Multiple options will be presented for voting.

• The government will decide unilaterally.

Why is it important to pass the Withdrawal Agreement bill before May 22nd?

• To avoid participating in European elections.

• To extend Article 51 further.

• To hold a new referendum.

• To reopen negotiations with the EU.