Ruth Davidson answers questions on what advise would she give to Tory MPs if they had to vote on no deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, focusing on the need for a deal rather than a no-deal Brexit. It highlights the government's and the Scottish Conservatives' efforts to secure a deal, the Prime Minister's commitment to achieving this, and the importance of considering what is desired from Brexit. The discussion also covers the need for active diplomacy with the EU and the government's openness to potential changes.

What was the stance of the Scottish Conservative MPs regarding the Brexit deal?

• They proposed a new deal.

• They voted for the deal.

• They voted against the deal.

• They abstained from voting.

What is the speaker's opinion on a no-deal Brexit?

• The speaker supports a no-deal Brexit.

• The speaker is indifferent to a no-deal Brexit.

• The speaker has not expressed any opinion.

• The speaker is against a no-deal Brexit.

What does the speaker want people to consider regarding Brexit?

• The cultural changes due to Brexit.

• What they want out of Brexit.

• The economic impact of Brexit.

• The political implications of Brexit.

What did the speaker press the Prime Minister to ensure?

• To abandon the idea of a new deal.

• To seek a new deal with the same energy as no-deal planning.

• To ignore the European Union's stance.

• To focus solely on a no-deal Brexit.

What feedback did the speaker receive from the Prime Minister?

• No feedback was received.

• Feedback to stop pursuing a deal.

• Positive feedback about possible changes.

• Negative feedback regarding the new deal.