Brexit Stockpiling Is 'Not Necessary,' U.K.'s Stride Says

The video discusses the potential impacts of a no deal Brexit, emphasizing that it is the least desirable outcome. The UK government is confident in securing a deal, despite the challenges. There are contingency plans in place to ensure food supply and other necessities. The video also covers the parliamentary vote against the current Brexit deal and the need for further negotiations. Economic implications of a no deal Brexit are considered, but the focus remains on reaching an agreement with the EU. The UK has been preparing for a no deal scenario, particularly in areas like customs.

What is the government's stance on the availability of food in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

• There will be a shortage of food.

• Stockpiling is necessary.

• There is no threat to food supply.

• Food will be imported from outside the EU.

What was the outcome of the recent vote in Parliament regarding the Brexit deal?

• The deal was accepted by a majority.

• The deal was rejected by a majority.

• The vote was postponed.

• The deal was accepted with conditions.

What is the Prime Minister's next step after the vote against the Brexit deal?

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• To consult widely across Parliament.

• To resign from the position.

• To hold a public referendum.

How has the UK prepared for a potential no-deal Brexit in terms of customs?

• By establishing new trade agreements.

• By ignoring customs arrangements.

• By reducing trade with the EU.

• By contacting traders about necessary actions.

What is the overall confidence level of the government regarding reaching a Brexit deal?

• Confident they will get a deal.

• No confidence at all.

• Uncertain and speculative.

• Very low confidence.