CLEAN : Brexit: UK government MPs split over possible rebellion

The transcript discusses the implications of not extending Article 50 and the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on jobs, opportunities, and public services like the NHS. It highlights the need for a meaningful parliamentary vote on the no-deal scenario and the challenges faced by the Conservative Party in maintaining discipline and representation. The speaker urges Conservative MPs not to side with the opposition and emphasizes their role in delivering Brexit.

What was Boris Johnson's position on extending Article 50?

• He was open to extending it beyond October.

• He refused to extend it beyond October.

• He had no opinion on the matter.

• He wanted to extend it indefinitely.

Why is a no-deal Brexit considered unconservative according to the speaker?

• It would strengthen the NHS.

• It would reduce government spending.

• It would impact jobs and public services.

• It would increase taxes.

What is the risk mentioned regarding the Conservative Party's focus?

• Gaining too many new members.

• Drifting towards being a single-issue party.

• Losing its identity as a single-issue party.

• Becoming a multi-issue party.

What is necessary to maintain credibility with the electorate according to the speaker?

• Increasing public spending.

• Reducing taxes.

• Changing party leadership.

• Maintaining party discipline.

What was the original mandate of Conservative MPs elected in 2017?

• To keep Jeremy Corbyn out and deliver Brexit.

• To support Jeremy Corbyn.

• To form a coalition government.

• To oppose Brexit.