Penny Mordaunt MP interview on May's Brexit meeting

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's clear stance against leaving the EU without a deal, emphasizing the need for a withdrawal agreement. Efforts to pass the agreement through conservative and Labour votes are highlighted. The speaker urges colleagues to resolve Brexit, noting public frustration and the need for business certainty.

What is the only way the Prime Minister believes the UK can leave the EU?

• By holding a second referendum

• Without any deal

• Through a general election

• With a withdrawal agreement

What has been the result of the Prime Minister's attempt to pass the withdrawal agreement with conservative votes?

• It was successful

• It failed

• It was withdrawn

• It was postponed

What is the Prime Minister's current strategy to pass the withdrawal agreement?

• Gaining support from Labour votes

• Seeking support from the Green Party

• Holding a public referendum

• Negotiating with the EU

What is the public's sentiment towards the ongoing Brexit situation?

• They are hopeful

• They are frustrated

• They are supportive

• They are indifferent

Why is there a need for urgency in resolving Brexit according to the speaker?

• To reduce taxes

• To provide certainty for businesses

• To avoid a general election

• To strengthen the EU