Jeremy Corbyn asks Theresa May and Phillip Hammond to join him to block no-deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential negative impacts of a no-deal Brexit on the UK economy, jobs, and global relations. Opposition parties have agreed on a proposal to prevent the government from exiting the EU without a deal, emphasizing the importance of parliamentary debate and legislation. The legislative process aims to prevent the Prime Minister from bypassing Parliament. The transcript also highlights the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit on various industries and the importance of a motion of no confidence to uphold parliamentary authority.

What was the main reason for the opposition parties to agree on a legislative proposal?

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit

• To strengthen the economy

• To improve international relations

• To dissolve Parliament

What is the primary purpose of the legislative mechanism discussed by the speaker?

• To increase trade with the EU

• To support the Prime Minister's decisions

• To ensure parliamentary scrutiny

• To dissolve the opposition parties

What industries are mentioned as being at risk due to a no-deal Brexit?

• Technology and finance

• Food processing and agriculture

• Education and healthcare

• Tourism and entertainment

What is the role of Parliament according to the speaker?

• To dissolve itself in times of crisis

• To question and challenge the executive

• To support the executive unconditionally

• To act independently of the people

What political event does the speaker suggest might follow a government collapse?

• A referendum

• A general election

• A parliamentary dissolution

• A leadership contest