Margaret Beckett: A solution must include the Labour Party

The transcript discusses the challenges Theresa May faced in passing her Brexit deal through Parliament and the critical role of the Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, in finding a solution. It emphasizes the need for a people's vote and explores various Brexit proposals, such as the customs union and common market 2. The text argues for a longer extension to allow Parliament and civil servants to negotiate a viable deal with the EU. It concludes with Corbyn's demands for a no-deal rejection, a worthwhile extension, and a confirmatory vote.

What is the main challenge Theresa May faces in getting her Brexit deal approved?

• Public protests against Brexit

• Lack of support from the European Union

• Parliamentary opposition and the need for a longer extension

• Insufficient time to negotiate

What opportunity does Jeremy Corbyn have in the Brexit negotiations?

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit

• To dissolve Parliament

• To become the Prime Minister

• To lead the European Union

Why is a confirmatory vote considered a solution to the Brexit crisis?

• It guarantees a no-deal Brexit

• It allows the Prime Minister to decide unilaterally

• It is the most popular proposal among MPs

• It bypasses Parliament entirely

What is necessary for a fresh extension to be effective?

• Sufficient time for Parliament and civil servants to work

• Immediate implementation of the withdrawal bill

• Exclusion of the Labour Party from negotiations

• A short duration to expedite decisions

What are the three demands Jeremy Corbyn must make to the Prime Minister?

• No to no deal, a worthwhile extension, and a confirmatory vote

• Immediate Brexit, no extension, and no public vote

• A new referendum, immediate withdrawal, and no deal

• Support for the Prime Minister's deal, no public vote, and a short extension