May Signals She's Asking Parliament for Mandate to Renegotiate

The transcript discusses the UK House of Commons' stance on Brexit, emphasizing the rejection of a no-deal exit and a general election. It highlights the importance of honoring the referendum and Article 50, while addressing the challenges faced by the Prime Minister in negotiating a deal with the EU. The need for a Brexit agreement that benefits both the UK and EU, including trade and security, is stressed. The conclusion envisions a positive future relationship with the EU, moving beyond current divisions.

What does the House not want according to the speaker?

• To support the current deal

• To leave the EU without a deal

• To hold a second referendum

• To increase trade with the EU

What democratic process does the speaker emphasize?

• Holding a new referendum

• Triggering Article 50

• Negotiating a new deal

• Holding a general election

What was the Prime Minister's stance at the November European Council?

• The EU leaders were open to renegotiation

• The deal needed significant changes

• The deal was not supported by the House

• The deal was the best and only possible one

What is essential for the UK according to the speaker?

• A new general election

• A new referendum

• A free trade area with the EU

• A stronger military alliance

Which part of the UK does the speaker emphasize should be considered?

• Northern Ireland

• London

• Scotland

• Wales