No-deal Brexit raises chances of Irish border poll, warns Dominic Grieve

The transcript discusses the potential consequences of Brexit, particularly a no-deal Brexit, on the political landscape of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It highlights the increased likelihood of a border poll and the strain on the Good Friday Agreement. The discussion also touches on the risks of political fallout and potential violence due to changes in Northern Ireland's status. The possibility of Irish unification through Brexit is considered a bad idea, and there is concern about whether Boris Johnson is aware of these risks.

What is one potential consequence of a no-deal Brexit on Northern Ireland?

• Decreased political tensions

• Improved relations with the EU

• Strengthening of the Good Friday Agreement

• Increased likelihood of a border poll

What historical issue could resurface due to the political fallout in Northern Ireland?

• Cultural integration

• Economic prosperity

• Improved democratic processes

• Historical grievances leading to violence

What is a concern regarding the possibility of a united Ireland?

• It will lead to economic growth

• It will strengthen the EU

• It may cause political stability

• It could raise the prospect of violence

What is the speaker's view on using Brexit as a mechanism for Irish unification?

• It will strengthen the UK

• It will resolve historical grievances

• It is a very bad idea

• It is a strategic move

What does the speaker think about Boris Johnson's awareness of Brexit risks?

• He is fully aware and cautious

• He is focused on economic issues only

• He is unaware of any risks

• He is aware but uses risky rhetoric