More Conservatives Can Get Behind Customs Union, Lawmaker Says

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the UK's efforts to avoid a no-deal scenario. It highlights the Conservative Party's stance on the customs union and the challenges in reaching a consensus. The discussion also covers sovereignty and trade issues, with varying expectations from UK voters. Alternative arrangements for the Irish border and future UK-EU relations are explored. The Labour Party's concerns about the political declaration and the binding nature of agreements with Theresa May are also addressed.

How do you interpret the statement regarding the need for compromise in the Brexit negotiations?

What are your views on the potential for alternative arrangements to replace the backstop in the Brexit negotiations?

What are the key factors that could influence the success of the Prime Minister's withdrawal agreement in Parliament?