Jeremy Corbyn interview on Brexit meeting

The transcript covers a meeting where the invitation and acceptance were discussed. The government's view on the withdrawal agreement was presented, emphasizing its dependence on legislative form and future political arrangements. The party's policy on a public vote to prevent a bad deal was raised, but no agreement was reached. The possibility of an extension beyond May 22nd, involving European elections, was considered, which the government is keen to avoid.

What was the main focus of the meeting discussed in the first section?

• The future of trade agreements

• The withdrawal agreement and political arrangements

• The role of the Prime Minister

• The impact of European elections

What was the party's policy discussed in the second section?

• To agree with the government's view

• To pursue a public vote to prevent a bad deal

• To avoid European elections

• To support the withdrawal agreement

What was the outcome of the discussion on the public vote policy?

• The policy was accepted by all parties

• No agreement was reached

• The policy was dismissed

• An agreement was reached

What could an extension beyond May 22nd involve, as discussed in the third section?

• A new withdrawal agreement

• European elections

• A change in government

• A public referendum

Why is the government keen to avoid European elections?

• They want to focus on domestic issues

• They have already secured an agreement

• They plan to hold a national election instead

• They do not want to be involved in European elections