May Gives Statement After Suffering Large Defeat on Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the UK government's response to a vote in the House of Commons, which did not support the current deal. The government plans to confirm its confidence in the House, hold meetings to secure backing, and explore ideas with the EU. Reassurances are given that the strategy is not to delay but to leave the EU with a good deal. The Prime Minister emphasizes the need for resolution and cooperation to honor the referendum decision.

What does the government need to confirm according to the Prime Minister?

• The approval of the citizens

• The backing of the opposition

• The confidence of the House

• The support of the EU

What is the government's approach to meetings with colleagues and the DUP?

• To focus on non-negotiable ideas

• To ignore the House's feedback

• To approach with a constructive spirit

• To delay discussions until March

What reassurance does the Prime Minister offer regarding the government's strategy?

• The strategy is to ignore the House's will

• The strategy is not to run down the clock

• The strategy is to leave without a deal

• The strategy is to delay until March 29th

What does the Prime Minister believe is the best way forward?

• Leaving in an orderly way with a good deal

• Ignoring the referendum results

• Continuing negotiations indefinitely

• Leaving without any deal

What does the government plan to do by Monday?

• Delay any further discussions

• Make a statement about the way forward

• Hold a new referendum

• Ignore the House's decision