Parliament Defies Johnson, Schedules A Vote On Delaying Brexit

The transcript discusses the political turmoil in the UK over Brexit, highlighting a parliamentary vote to block a no-deal Brexit and Prime Minister Boris Johnson's loss of majority due to party defections. Protests erupted against Johnson's move to suspend Parliament, seen as a tactic to prevent blocking a no-deal Brexit. Johnson argues a no-deal Brexit would force the EU to negotiate better terms, while opponents warn of economic disaster and shortages. Johnson remains firm on leaving the EU by October 31st, despite opposition and potential election triggers.

What was the outcome of the UK Parliament vote regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• The vote was inconclusive.

• The vote was postponed.

• The vote was to block a no-deal Brexit.

• The vote was in favor of a no-deal Brexit.

Why did Prime Minister Boris Johnson lose his majority in the House of Commons?

• Due to defections in his own party.

• The opposition gained more seats.

• He resigned voluntarily.

• Because of a scandal.

What is one of the main arguments against a no-deal Brexit?

• It will improve travel conditions.

• It will create shortages of food and medicine.

• It will strengthen the UK's economy.

• It will lead to better trade deals.

How did Boris Johnson become Prime Minister?

• By a public referendum.

• By winning a general election.

• By winning a vote among Conservative Party members.

• By being appointed by the Queen.

What is the main reason for the Labour Party's opposition to a general election?

• They believe Johnson will delay the election.

• They want to support Johnson's Brexit plan.

• They are not ready for an election.

• They have no leader.