U.K., EU Agree On Outline Brexit Deal, But It Still Faces Obstacles

The transcript discusses an outline Brexit deal announced by British PM Boris Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The deal requires approval from EU Member States and the UK Parliament. If not approved by Saturday, Johnson must request a Brexit extension. Opposition parties, including Labour, oppose the deal, calling it worse than Theresa May's. Johnson is set to attend a summit in Brussels.

What did British Prime Minister Boris Johnson emphasize about the Brexit deal?

• It is a fair and balanced agreement.

• It takes back control.

• It requires further negotiation.

• It is a temporary solution.

What is required for the Brexit deal to become a 'done deal'?

• Approval from the United Nations.

• Backing from EU Member States and UK Parliament.

• Endorsement by the World Trade Organization.

• Support from the US government.

What did Jean-Claude Juncker recommend to the EU Member States?

• To approve the withdrawal agreement.

• To reject the withdrawal agreement.

• To renegotiate the terms.

• To delay the decision.

What is the stance of the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn on the Brexit deal?

• He supports the deal.

• He has no opinion on the deal.

• He believes it is better than Theresa May's deal.

• He thinks it is unlikely to pass through Parliament.

What will Boris Johnson be required to do if the deal is not approved by Saturday?

• Negotiate a new deal.

• Call for a general election.

• Request another Brexit extension.

• Resign from his position.