Theresa May blames MPs for Brexit delay

The transcript discusses the UK's ongoing struggle with Brexit, three years after the public voted to leave the EU. The speaker highlights the challenges faced by Parliament in reaching a consensus on the withdrawal terms, leading to a request for an extension of Article 50 until June 30. The speaker expresses regret over the delay and emphasizes the need for Parliament to make a decisive choice. Options include leaving with a deal, without a deal, or not leaving at all, each with significant implications. The speaker is determined to fulfill the public's mandate without further delay.

What was the main reason for triggering Article 50 in March 2017?

• To initiate the UK's withdrawal from the EU

• To strengthen the UK's economy

• To improve relations with the EU

• To delay the Brexit process

What was the purpose of the Prime Minister's letter to Donald Tusk?

• To cancel Brexit

• To request a longer extension of Article 50

• To request a short extension of Article 50

• To propose a second referendum

What are the potential consequences of not leaving the EU at all?

• Improved public trust

• Strengthened democratic process

• Irreparable damage to public trust

• Increased economic growth

Why does the Prime Minister oppose a longer extension of Article 50?

• It would strengthen the UK's economy

• It would improve relations with the EU

• It would lead to European elections

• It would require a second referendum

What is the Prime Minister's stance on holding a second referendum?

• She has not commented

• She opposes it

• She is undecided

• She supports it