Jeremy Corbyn reacts to Brexit deal

The transcript discusses a deal made by the Prime Minister with the European Union, which creates a customs union border down the Irish Sea, limiting freedom of movement between Britain and Northern Ireland. Concerns are raised about the deal leading to deregulation and the sale of national assets to American corporations. The speaker opposes the deal and plans to vote against it in Parliament. A second referendum is mentioned but not expected to occur on the discussed date.

What is the main issue with the Prime Minister's deal regarding air movement?

• It allows complete freedom of movement.

• It removes all customs checks.

• It creates a customs union border down the Irish Sea.

• It enhances trade between Britain and Northern Ireland.

What concerns were raised during Theresa May's premiership about the deal?

• Increased taxes on imports.

• A race to the bottom in rights and protections.

• Improved healthcare services.

• Stronger environmental regulations.

What direction is Britain heading towards according to the proposed deal?

• A deregulated society.

• A society with stronger labor laws.

• A society with increased public ownership.

• A more regulated society.

What is the stance of the opposition regarding the deal?

• They oppose it.

• They fully support it.

• They have no opinion.

• They are undecided.

Is a second referendum expected to be discussed on Saturday?

• Yes, it is the main agenda.

• No, it has already been decided.

• Yes, but only if the deal is rejected.

• No, it is not expected to come up.