Corbyn Reacts to May’s Brexit Plan B

The transcript covers a parliamentary debate on Brexit, focusing on the Prime Minister's response to a recent defeat in the House of Commons. The discussion includes condemnation of a car bomb attack, the importance of the Good Friday Agreement, and the need for the Prime Minister to reconsider her Brexit strategy. Concerns about a no-deal Brexit and its financial implications are raised, along with the potential for a new customs union with the EU. The Prime Minister's response emphasizes the need for a deal and the importance of delivering on the referendum result.

What was the Prime Minister criticized for in relation to the House of Commons defeat?

• Ignoring the Good Friday Agreement

• Changing her red lines

• Being in denial about the defeat

• Supporting a no-deal Brexit

What was the main criticism of the Prime Minister's invitation to talks?

• They were too lengthy

• They lacked transparency

• They were a PR sham with no real negotiations

• They were held in secret

What does the EU require from the UK to give a favorable response?

• A shift in the UK's red lines

• A new referendum

• An increase in trade tariffs

• A reduction in immigration

What financial concern is raised regarding the no-deal Brexit planning?

• The increase in public sector wages

• The impact on the housing market

• The 4.2 billion pounds being spent on no-deal preparations

• The cost of new trade agreements

What is the Prime Minister seeking from Europe regarding the backstop?

• A new trade agreement

• A complete removal of the backstop

• Legal assurances and concessions

• A delay in Brexit

What is emphasized as necessary to protect jobs and deliver on the referendum?

• Securing a deal with EU support

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• Holding a second referendum

• Increasing public spending

What is the Prime Minister encouraged to do to secure support for a deal?

• Engage in talks across the House

• Delay the Brexit deadline

• Increase funding for Brexit preparations

• Hold a public vote