Labour MP says constituents in Sunderland are 'petrified' of prospect of a no-deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the concerns of people who voted leave, fearing a no deal Brexit compounded by Tory austerity. It questions whether the government will request an extension of Article 50 to prevent further hardship. The government confirms adherence to the law but emphasizes the Prime Minister's commitment to leaving by the end of October to maintain public trust. The transcript concludes with a call for political unity to support a Brexit deal.

What are the main concerns of those who voted to leave the EU?

• Higher taxes

• Fear of a no-deal Brexit and Tory austerity

• Increased immigration

• Loss of trade with the EU

What is the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on Sunderland?

• Double hardship with Tory austerity

• Increased tourism

• Economic growth

• Lower taxes

What is the government's obligation regarding Article 50?

• To accelerate the process

• To revoke it

• To ignore it

• To request an extension

Why does the Prime Minister insist on leaving by the end of October?

• To maintain public trust in democracy

• To cut government spending

• To increase trade with the EU

• To reduce immigration

What is suggested to avoid a no-deal Brexit?

• Support the government's deal

• Hold another referendum

• Ignore the EU

• Increase taxes