Caroline Lucas reacts to Brexit extenstion

The speaker expresses relief over the extension negotiated with the EU, avoiding a no-deal scenario. They emphasize the importance of using this time wisely, suggesting a people's vote to decide between Teresa May's deal, a potential Labour deal, or remaining in the EU. Despite time constraints, the speaker believes the EU would support a referendum process. They stress the need to unify the country and highlight the Labour Party's role, urging Jeremy Corbyn to honor his commitment to grassroots opinions and support a people's vote.

What was the speaker's reaction to the Brexit extension?

• Frustration with the EU leaders

• Disappointment over the delay

• Relief at avoiding a no-deal scenario

• Indifference towards the outcome

What does the speaker suggest should be done with the time gained from the Brexit extension?

• Negotiate a new deal with the EU

• Hold a general election

• Consult the public on the Brexit deal

• Ignore the extension and proceed as planned

What is the speaker's view on the EU's stance if the UK needs more time for a referendum?

• The EU would not allow any more extensions

• The EU might permit the process to continue beyond October

• The EU would impose strict conditions

• The EU would withdraw the extension

What concern does the speaker express about Jeremy Corbyn's position on a people's vote?

• Corbyn's lack of personal interest

• Corbyn's strong support for a people's vote

• Corbyn's opposition to the Labour Party

• Corbyn's desire to leave the EU

According to the speaker, what do Labour Party members and supporters want?

• A new leader for the Labour Party

• Immediate implementation of Theresa May's deal

• A people's vote

• A no-deal Brexit