Brexit Update in One Minute - Brexit Explained.

In November 2018, Theresa May reached a Brexit deal with the EU, which was rejected by Parliament. After negotiations, a revised deal is set for a meaningful vote on March 12. If rejected, MPs will vote on leaving the EU with no deal. If no deal is rejected, a vote on delaying the Article 50 deadline will occur. If all options are rejected, the UK may leave without a deal.

What was the outcome when Theresa May's initial deal was presented to Parliament?

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was accepted without any changes.

• It was approved with minor changes.

• It was rejected by a significant margin.

What was Theresa May's plan after making minor amendments to the deal?

• To hold a public referendum.

• To take it back to Parliament for a meaningful vote.

• To present it to the EU for approval.

• To abandon the deal entirely.

What would happen if MPs did not support the revised deal in the meaningful vote?

• The deal would be enacted immediately.

• The deal would likely be killed.

• The deal would be put to a public vote.

• The deal would be sent back to the EU for more changes.

What was the next step if MPs rejected leaving the EU with no deal?

• They would vote on delaying the Article 50 deadline.

• They would negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• They would hold a general election.

• They would automatically leave the EU.

What was the likely outcome if all options were rejected by MPs?

• The deal would be renegotiated.

• The UK would remain in the EU.

• The UK would leave the EU without a deal.

• A new referendum would be held.