Corbyn Says Johnson Is Doing a 'Smash and Grab' on Democracy

The transcript discusses the opposition's stance against the Prime Minister's decision to suspend Parliament, labeling it a constitutional outrage. The opposition plans to introduce legislation and challenge the Prime Minister's actions, which they believe aim to force a no-deal Brexit. The Prime Minister's accountability and the domestic agenda are also debated, with concerns about the loss of parliamentary time. The opposition is determined to prevent what they see as a threat to democracy and has strategized to counter the Prime Minister's actions.

What is the main reason the opposition parties are against the suspension of Parliament?

• To introduce new legislation

• To align with the United States

• To support the Prime Minister's agenda

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit

How does the speaker describe the Prime Minister's action to suspend Parliament?

• A constitutional outrage

• A routine political maneuver

• A necessary step for new legislation

• A strategy to gain public support

What is the speaker's view on the Prime Minister's relationship with the United States?

• It is beneficial for the UK

• It shows a lack of determination

• It is irrelevant to Brexit

• It is pursued with unusual determination

What does the government claim is the reason for suspending Parliament?

• To avoid parliamentary scrutiny

• To focus on the domestic agenda

• To prevent a vote of no confidence

• To delay Brexit discussions

What action does the opposition plan to take against the suspension of Parliament?

• Do nothing and wait

• Introduce a motion of confidence

• Support the Prime Minister's decision

• Organize public protests