Brexit: What Happens Now? - Brexit Explained.

The video analyzes potential Brexit outcomes as the deadline approaches. It discusses four main paths: a general election, a second referendum, a new deal with the EU, or a no-deal Brexit. Johnson's strategy focuses on renegotiating the deal, particularly the backstop issue. Parliament's role in blocking a no-deal Brexit is crucial, and the government may consider options like a general election or prorogation to influence the outcome.

What are the four main outcomes for the UK as Brexit approaches?

• General election, third referendum, new deal, no deal

• General election, second referendum, new deal, no deal

• General election, second referendum, new deal, remain

• General election, second referendum, old deal, no deal

What is the primary issue Boris Johnson identifies with May's original withdrawal agreement?

• The trade agreements

• The financial settlement

• The backstop on Northern Ireland

• The transition period

What happens if Parliament fails to block a no-deal Brexit?

• The UK will remain in the EU

• A new deal will be negotiated

• A second referendum will be held

• A no-deal Brexit will likely occur

What is one option the government has if a no-deal Brexit is blocked?

• Call a general election

• Negotiate a new deal

• Hold a third referendum

• Leave the EU immediately

What is proroguing Parliament?

• Ending a parliamentary session temporarily

• Holding a new election

• Blocking a no-deal Brexit

• Negotiating a new deal

Why might Johnson be hesitant to call a general election?

• He has a strong majority

• The fixed term parliament act requires a long campaign

• The EU opposes it

• He is confident in passing a deal

What could a second referendum allow the people to choose?

• A new deal, old deal, or leave

• A new deal, old deal, or remain

• A new deal, no deal, or leave

• A new deal, no deal, or remain