Only Way Out Is Another Referendum, Says Creed Governance’s Maratheftis

The transcript discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit, highlighting the market's sentiment towards an extension and the potential for a hard Brexit. It critiques the initial referendum's lack of clarity and suggests a second referendum as a solution. The likelihood of this second referendum is debated, given Parliament's failure to define Brexit. The discussion concludes with the idea that a new referendum could offer a clear choice between a specific Brexit deal and remaining in the EU.

What could be a consequence if the UK Parliament votes strongly against a hard Brexit?

• The European Union might offer a better deal.

• The hard Brexiters could be weakened.

• The UK might leave the EU immediately.

• The UK Parliament might dissolve.

What is identified as a fundamental flaw of the first Brexit referendum?

• It was held too early.

• It was influenced by external parties.

• It did not offer a clear definition of Brexit.

• It was not legally binding.

What is suggested as a potential solution to the Brexit confusion?

• A new trade agreement with the EU.

• A second referendum with clear options.

• Immediate implementation of Brexit.

• A parliamentary vote of no confidence.

What has the UK Parliament failed to do regarding Brexit?

• Secure a military alliance with the EU.

• Hold a general election.

• Negotiate a trade deal with the US.

• Define what Brexit means.

What is the proposed alternative to Theresa May's deal?

• A no-deal Brexit.

• A coalition government.

• Staying in the European Union.

• A new trade agreement with the US.