Leave supporters demonstrate as Parliament try to decide what to do on Brexit

The transcript discusses the public's frustration and anger over the delayed Brexit process, highlighting protests in Westminster. It captures the sentiment of those who feel democracy is being undermined and the political consequences of a stalled Brexit, including the rise of far-right support. Key figures like Nigel Farage are mentioned, urging continued efforts for Brexit. The transcript reflects a day marked by public discontent and political challenges.

What was the public's main sentiment during the protests in Westminster?

• Support for the government's decision

• Frustration over the delayed Brexit

• Indifference towards Brexit

• Approval of the political process

What was the outcome of Theresa May's withdrawal agreement?

• It was accepted by the parliament

• It was approved with amendments

• It was rejected again

• It was postponed for further discussion

How did some people view the 29th of March despite the official status?

• As a regular day

• As a day of defeat

• As their Independence Day

• As a day of mourning

What political shift occurred due to the stalled Brexit?

• A rise in support for the far-right

• Increased support for the government

• A surge in pro-EU sentiment

• A decline in political activism

Who was one of the prominent figures urging the public to continue their efforts for Brexit?

• Theresa May

• David Cameron

• Nigel Farage

• Boris Johnson