Theresa May urges MPs to back her Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the UK's request for an extension to the Article 50 process and the approval of supplementary documents by the Council. It highlights the importance of passing a Brexit deal to avoid uncertainty and outlines the potential consequences of not reaching an agreement. The Prime Minister expresses frustration but emphasizes the need for MPs to support the deal. The discussion also touches on public opinion and the democratic duty to respect the referendum result.

What assurance did the Council provide regarding the Northern Ireland backstop?

• It will be permanent.

• It will be temporary and replaced by December 2020.

• It will be reviewed every year.

• It will be decided by a public vote.

What happens if the UK Parliament does not agree on a Brexit deal by the next week?

• The UK will leave the EU immediately.

• The UK will hold a second referendum.

• The Brexit deadline will be extended to May 22.

• The Brexit deadline will be extended to April 12.

What would a further extension of Article 50 require?

• A unanimous decision by all EU member states.

• Approval from the UK Supreme Court.

• Participation in European parliamentary elections.

• A new referendum.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the petition to revoke Article 50?

• She wants to hold another referendum.

• She supports revoking Article 50.

• She believes it is important to respect the 2016 referendum result.

• She thinks the petition should be ignored.

Why does the Prime Minister emphasize the importance of delivering on the 2016 referendum result?

• To strengthen ties with the EU.

• To avoid economic sanctions.

• To maintain trust in politicians.

• To increase voter turnout in future elections.