Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Reacts to Brexit Supreme Court Ruling

The transcript discusses the lack of a government white paper following the Prime Minister's speech at Lancaster House, emphasizing the need for Parliament to hold the government accountable. It highlights Labour's support for triggering Article 50 while stressing the importance of addressing trade, rights, and the UK's long-term direction. Concerns are raised about the potential economic implications of Brexit, particularly the possibility of adopting a Singapore-style economy.

What does the speaker find appalling about the government's approach post-referendum?

• The lack of a detailed white paper

• The Prime Minister's long speech

• The court's involvement in the process

• The absence of a public referendum

What role does the speaker believe Parliament should play in the Brexit process?

• To negotiate directly with the EU

• To hold the government accountable

• To support the government unconditionally

• To organize another referendum

What is Labour's stance on triggering Article 50?

• They are undecided

• They support it but will hold the government accountable

• They want to delay the process

• They oppose it completely

What economic model does the speaker warn against in the Prime Minister's speech?

• A European Union model

• A Singapore-style economy

• A Chinese economic system

• A United States model

According to the speaker, what did people vote for in the referendum?

• To become a Singapore-style economy

• To increase trade with Asia

• To remain in the European Union

• To leave the European Union