May Doesn't See Majority in Parliament for Second Referendum

The transcript discusses the support for a second referendum by backbenchers and the speaker's concerns about its implications, such as setting a precedent and affecting the unity of the United Kingdom. It highlights the need for an Article 50 extension and the potential impact on social cohesion and democracy. The speaker notes the lack of engagement from the opposition leader and questions the majority support for a second referendum, suggesting that both the government and proponents of the referendum need to reconsider their approaches.

What concerns are raised about the implications of a second referendum?

What does the speaker suggest would be required if a second referendum were to take place?

How might a second referendum affect social cohesion according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's stance on the likelihood of a majority supporting a second referendum?

What does the speaker imply about the current government's approach regarding the second referendum?