Boris Johnson Sends Brexit Extension Request, But Doesn't Sign It

The transcript discusses the events surrounding the Brexit deadline extension. A British law required Prime Minister Johnson to request an extension by October 31st. Parliament voted for an amendment delaying approval until necessary legislation passed, forcing Johnson to request an extension. Johnson sent an unsigned request and a signed letter opposing the extension. Despite this, the EU considered granting the extension.

What was the British law's requirement for Prime Minister Johnson regarding the Brexit deadline?

• To hold a public referendum

• To request a three-month extension

• To resign from his position

• To finalize a deal by October 31st

What was the purpose of the amendment proposed by Parliament members?

• To reject Johnson's Brexit deal

• To ensure a no-deal Brexit

• To speed up the Brexit process

• To delay approval until necessary legislation passed

How did Johnson express his opposition to the extension request?

• By signing the request

• By sending a separate signed letter

• By making a public speech

• By refusing to send any request

What was the EU's stance on the extension request?

• They demanded a new deal

• They were leaning towards approval

• They were undecided

• They rejected it outright

What reason did the EU's president give for considering the extension?

• It would benefit only the UK

• It would harm EU-UK relations

• It makes sense to allow extra time

• It would speed up the process