Theresa May's key moments as Prime Minister

The transcript discusses a knife attack near Parliament and the role of police in ensuring safety. It highlights the political division in Westminster and its impact on Brexit, emphasizing the need for a general election. The speaker expresses regret for not engaging with the community and acknowledges the rejection of the Brexit deal by MPs. Despite this, there is a commitment to fulfill the British people's instruction to leave the EU, with a potential second referendum included in the Withdrawal Agreement bill.

What was the main concern expressed about the division in Westminster?

• It might cause uncertainty and instability.

• It could lead to a successful Brexit.

• It could improve relations with the EU.

• It would strengthen democratic institutions.

Why did the speaker express regret in the second section?

• For not meeting community members and survivors.

• For not supporting the Brexit deal.

• For not voting in the general election.

• For not attending a parliamentary session.

What was the outcome of the Brexit deal proposed by the speaker?

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was rejected by MPs.

• It was accepted by a large margin.

• It was approved by the European Union.

What does the government plan to include in the Withdrawal Agreement bill?

• A new trade agreement with the EU.

• A requirement to vote on a second referendum.

• A clause to remain in the EU.

• A proposal for a general election.

What duty does the speaker feel obligated to fulfill?

• To deliver on the public's decision to leave the EU.

• To hold a second referendum immediately.

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• To maintain the status quo with the EU.