Labour and Conservative parties launch campaign messages

The transcript discusses the Brexit strategies of the Labour and Conservative parties. Labour promises a second referendum within six months, offering a choice between a sensible deal or remaining in the EU. Boris Johnson emphasizes completing Brexit quickly to focus on other national priorities. The challenges of negotiating a free trade agreement within a year are highlighted, with doubts about its feasibility. The political landscape is changing, with some MPs stepping down, reflecting on past elections and the impact of Brexit on party dynamics.

What is the Labour leader's proposed solution to the Brexit issue?

• Immediate exit from the EU without a deal

• Postponing Brexit indefinitely

• A second referendum offering a choice between a deal and remaining

• A new trade agreement with the EU

How does Boris Johnson describe the choice facing the country?

• A choice between economic growth and recession

• A decision to either complete Brexit or hold more referendums

• An option to join a new international alliance

• A choice between increasing taxes or reducing public services

What is the Conservative Party's plan for Brexit according to the transcript?

• Leave the EU immediately and negotiate a trade deal within 12 months

• Hold a second referendum to decide the future

• Negotiate a new deal before leaving the EU

• Remain in the EU and reform it from within

What concern does Justin Greening express about the Conservative Party?

• The party's economic policies

• The party's stance on climate change

• The lack of young leaders in the party

• The party's inability to win a landslide due to Brexit

What significant change is mentioned regarding political figures in the context of Brexit?

• They are joining the Labour Party

• They are moving to other countries

• They are forming a new political party

• Many are stepping down and not contesting the election