May to Face Parliament With Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the challenges facing the Brexit deal, including the need for parliamentary support and the potential outcomes if the deal is not approved. It highlights the uncertainty and division within the UK government and the reliance on the DUP for votes. Various scenarios are considered, such as a second referendum, no deal Brexit, or a leadership challenge to Theresa May. The EU's stance is firm, with no further concessions, emphasizing that the current deal is the best possible outcome.

What is the main challenge faced by the UK Prime Minister in getting her Brexit deal approved?

• Convincing the DUP to support the deal

• Gaining support from the European Union

• Reducing the number of MPs

• Increasing public support for Brexit

Which of the following is NOT a potential outcome if the Brexit deal fails?

• A second referendum

• A general election

• A leadership challenge

• Immediate economic collapse

What is the significance of the dates mentioned in the context of Brexit?

• They mark potential turning points in the Brexit process

• They are deadlines for the EU to respond

• They are unrelated to Brexit

• They are dates for public holidays

What is the EU's position on the current Brexit deal?

• They are indifferent to the outcome

• They want to delay the decision

• They believe it is the best possible outcome

• They are open to renegotiating the deal

According to the EU, what should the UK Parliament do regarding the Brexit deal?

• Seek further concessions

• Accept the deal as it is

• Hold another referendum

• Reject the deal and propose a new one