U.K.'s May Says She's Determined to 'Get On' With Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's struggle to finalize Brexit, highlighting the failure of Parliament to agree on a withdrawal strategy. The speaker expresses regret over the delay and emphasizes public frustration with the ongoing political stalemate. A request for a short extension of Article 50 is made to allow more time for decision-making. The speaker urges MPs to make a choice, warning against the damage to public trust if no decision is reached. Alternatives like a longer extension or a second referendum are considered but dismissed as undesirable.

What was the initial action taken by the speaker to start the UK's exit from the EU?

• Requesting a long extension

• Holding a public referendum

• Triggering Article 50

• Negotiating a trade deal

Why does the speaker express regret in the second section?

• For not holding a second referendum

• For the delay in leaving the EU

• For triggering Article 50

• For negotiating with the EU

What is the speaker's stance on holding a second referendum?

• The speaker supports it

• The speaker is undecided

• The speaker opposes it

• The speaker has not mentioned it

What does the speaker hope MPs will do regarding the Brexit deal?

• Support the deal

• Propose a new deal

• Reject the deal

• Delay the decision

What potential consequence does the speaker mention if the UK does not leave the EU?

• Better relations with the EU

• Increased economic growth

• Irreparable damage to public trust

• Improved public trust