CLEAN : Londoners react to latest Brexit developments

The transcript discusses the potential for an election as a strategy to resolve political deadlock, the challenges faced by the UK Parliament in scrutinizing significant legislation, and the role of the European Commission in granting extensions. It also explores the potential outcomes of a general election, suggesting that a Conservative majority could expedite Brexit.

What does the speaker suggest as a potential way to resolve the political deadlock?

• Negotiating with the European Union

• Implementing a new policy

• Holding an election

• Seeking a judicial review

What is the main concern regarding the UK legislation discussed by the speaker?

• It is too complex to understand

• Parliament had insufficient time to review it

• It lacks public support

• It contradicts existing laws

Who is responsible for deciding on the extension mentioned by the speaker?

• The UK Parliament

• The European Commission

• The Supreme Court

• The Prime Minister

What might make it difficult for Jeremy Corbyn to resist an election?

• Pressure from his party

• A three-month extension

• A new policy proposal

• Public opinion

What outcome does the speaker predict if a general election occurs?

• A coalition government

• A Conservative majority

• A hung parliament

• A Labour majority