U.K.'s May Points to EU in Parliament Brexit Message

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, highlighting the UK's and EU's positions on financial settlements. It explores Theresa May's leadership challenges and potential strategies, including the possibility of walking away from talks. The discussion also covers the divided state of the party and the implications of a leadership challenge, which could lead to a general election with Corbyn ahead in polls.

What is the main issue preventing the UK-EU talks from progressing to trade discussions?

• The UK's demand for more time

• The EU's refusal to negotiate

• The EU's internal disagreements

• The UK's unclear financial settlement

What tactical option is mentioned regarding Theresa May's leadership?

• Forming a coalition government

• Calling for a general election

• Holding a referendum

• Walking away from EU talks

What was the consensus view about Theresa May's leadership before last week?

• She would form a new party

• She would call for a new election

• She would remain until Brexit was delivered

• She would step down immediately

What is the fear if Theresa May were to step down?

• A new referendum on Brexit

• A prolonged leadership challenge

• A quick resolution to leadership

• Immediate trade agreements with the EU

What is the concern regarding a potential general election?

• The EU's influence on the election

• Corbyn's lead in the polls

• The lack of candidates

• The cost of the election