Johnson Doubles Spending on U.K.'s No-Deal Brexit Preparation

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to a no deal Brexit, highlighting efforts to convince both the EU and the public of its seriousness. It examines the challenges faced by the UK government due to a slim parliamentary majority and the potential impact of the Brexit Party on Conservative votes. The discussion also covers the implications for Ireland and the EU, particularly concerning border infrastructure and trade tariffs in the event of a no deal Brexit.

What is the UK government's primary strategy regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• To focus solely on domestic policies

• To avoid any spending commitments

• To convince the EU and the public of its seriousness

• To ignore the European Union's concerns

What challenge does the Prime Minister face in Parliament?

• A large majority

• Complete support from all parties

• A slim majority and potential losses in by-elections

• No opposition from other parties

How does the Conservative Party plan to counter the Brexit Party's influence?

• By adopting their policies entirely

• By ignoring their existence

• By delivering Brexit, deal or no deal

• By forming a coalition with them

What is the main concern regarding the Irish border in a no-deal Brexit scenario?

• The construction of a new border wall

• The imposition of tariffs and maintaining market integrity

• The establishment of a new trade agreement

• The relocation of Irish citizens

What is the European Union's obligation concerning the single market?

• To allow free trade without restrictions

• To ignore any changes

• To protect its integrity

• To dismantle the single market