Labour's Chapman Says May's Brexit Deal Will Fail Parliament Vote

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's stance on a no confidence vote and a deal with the EU. It highlights the importance of the attorney general's advice and the political nature of the decision. The Labour Party is cautious about the deal, emphasizing the need for a permanent customs union to protect jobs and avoid border issues in Northern Ireland. The outcome of the vote and the Prime Minister's next steps are crucial.

What is the Labour Party's initial reaction to the new deal presented in Parliament?

• They fully support it.

• They have already approved it.

• They are skeptical and expect it to fail.

• They are undecided and need more time.

Why does the Labour Party emphasize the need for a permanent customs union with the EU?

• To safeguard jobs and avoid border issues in Northern Ireland.

• To strengthen military alliances.

• To increase trade tariffs.

• To reduce immigration.

What is the Labour Party's main reason for not supporting the deal, according to the second section?

• Lack of public support.

• Pressure from other political parties.

• A leap into the unknown without guarantees.

• The attorney general's advice.

What does the Labour Party plan to do if Theresa May loses the vote by a large margin?

• Immediately call for a new referendum.

• Put forward a no-confidence vote the next day.

• Support the current deal.

• Wait and see what Theresa May proposes next.

What is the Labour Party's strategy for influencing the direction of the deal?

• By holding secret meetings with EU officials.

• By forming a coalition with other parties.

• By organizing public protests.

• By writing letters to the Prime Minister and engaging with Brussels.