MPs Attempt to Legally Prevent No Deal - Brexit Explained

The transcript discusses the political turmoil surrounding Brexit, focusing on the Conservative Party's internal conflicts and the Labour Party's concerns about being trapped in a political blame game. It highlights the parliamentary debates, the introduction of Cooper's bill to prevent a no-deal Brexit, and the fast-tracking of this bill through the House of Commons. The document also covers the voting outcomes, the Speaker's role in breaking ties, and the implications of the bill, emphasizing the EU's significant influence on any Brexit extension.

How did the Labour Party react to the potential political trap associated with the Brexit deal?

What did the Prime Minister express about the responsibility of Parliament in delivering Brexit?

What was the significance of the Speaker's vote in the context of parliamentary procedure?

What implications does the passing of the Cooper bill have for the government's ability to negotiate extensions?