Tom Watson attempts to mend party divisions

Chi Onwurah, a local MP in Newcastle, seeks advice from her constituents on how to vote regarding Brexit. The city narrowly voted to remain, while the region voted to leave, creating a complex situation. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has instructed MPs to support triggering Article 50, but many MPs, including Onwurah, face a dilemma between party directives, personal beliefs, and constituents' wishes. Some Labour members have resigned over the party's stance, highlighting the internal conflict within the party.

What was the main reason for Chi Onwurah's visit to the Newcastle market?

• To discuss environmental issues

• To campaign for re-election

• To gather opinions on Brexit

• To promote local businesses

What directive did Jeremy Corbyn give to Labour MPs regarding Brexit?

• To oppose Article 50

• To support a second referendum

• To vote in favor of triggering Article 50

• To abstain from voting

What risk does Chi Onwurah face if she defies the party's directive on Brexit?

• Facing a fine

• Losing her shadow ministerial position

• Being expelled from the Labour Party

• Losing her seat in Parliament

What is the main challenge faced by Labour MPs regarding Brexit?

• Balancing personal beliefs with constituent opinions and party directives

• Determining the best trade agreements

• Choosing between economic and environmental policies

• Deciding whether to join a new political party

What action have some Labour members taken in response to the party's stance on Brexit?

• Signed a letter urging a change in stance

• Formed a new political party

• Organized a protest march

• Held a public debate