Final Brexit Deal Must Be Approved by British Citizens, Mandelson Says

The transcript discusses the inevitability of a Brexit extension and the EU's conditions for it. It highlights the political paralysis in the UK due to disagreements within the cabinet and Parliament. The EU's potential concessions are considered, but the solution to the impasse must come from the UK. Various options like a new Tory leader, general elections, a no-deal Brexit, or a second referendum are explored. The Labour Party's position is analyzed, emphasizing the need for a less disruptive Brexit and the importance of public confirmation of any outcome.

What are the differing views within the British cabinet regarding Brexit?

What role does public opinion play in the Brexit process according to the discussion?

How does the Labour Party's stance on Brexit appear to be evolving?