Scottish Tory Leader Quits, Dealing Blow to Johnson's Election Chances

The transcript discusses the challenges Boris Johnson faces in securing a majority in a potential general election, linked to a key resignation. It explores the strategies of rebel MPs to prevent a no-deal Brexit, including legislative actions and a vote of no confidence. The Labour Party's readiness for a general election is analyzed, with Jeremy Corbyn's ambitions highlighted. The possibility of a general election looms, with the Conservative Party preparing for it.

What is the main challenge Boris Johnson faces in securing a majority in a general election?

• Economic downturn

• Key resignation affecting his prospects

• Lack of public support

• Internal party conflicts

What is one of the legislative strategies the rebel alliance of MPs is considering to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Forming a coalition government

• Negotiating a new deal with the EU

• Extending the Brexit deadline

• Holding a public referendum

What is the 'nuclear option' mentioned as a strategy against a no-deal Brexit?

• A media campaign

• A public protest

• A vote of no confidence

• A legal challenge

What has always been Jeremy Corbyn's preferred path forward as leader of the opposition?

• Holding a general election

• Forming a coalition government

• Negotiating a new Brexit deal

• Supporting a no-deal Brexit

What is the Labour Party attempting to do in response to the no-deal Brexit situation?

• Support Boris Johnson

• Coalesce with other opponents of no-deal Brexit

• Propose a new Brexit deal

• Call for a second referendum