U.K. Brexit Talks to Continue With Deal Seen as Unlikely

The transcript discusses the political climate following local elections, highlighting the optimism for a Brexit deal. It explores the challenges faced by the government in reaching a consensus in Parliament, particularly regarding a temporary customs union. The Labour Party's position on Brexit, including the push for a second referendum, is also examined, noting internal divisions and the pressure on both major parties.

What was the general sentiment after the local elections regarding Brexit?

• There was a sense of defeat and resignation.

• There was optimism for reaching a Brexit deal.

• Both parties decided to abandon Brexit.

• The elections had no impact on Brexit discussions.

What is the proposed solution by the Foreign Secretary to break the Brexit deadlock?

• A complete withdrawal from the EU

• A new referendum

• A temporary customs union

• A permanent customs union

How does the temporary customs union compare to previous Brexit proposals?

• It is similar to the backstop and Checkers deal.

• It was never considered before.

• It is a completely new idea.

• It is a permanent solution.

What is one of the main issues causing division within the Labour Party regarding Brexit?

• The party's economic policies

• The leadership's stance on immigration

• The demand for a second referendum

• The decision to join the Eurozone

What is Jeremy Corbyn's position on a second referendum compared to other Labour leaders?

• He wants to hold a referendum immediately.

• He is less supportive of a second referendum.

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He is more supportive of a second referendum.