U.K. Brexit Talks to Continue With Deal Seen as Unlikely

The transcript discusses the political climate following local elections, highlighting the optimism for a Brexit deal. It explores the challenges faced by the government in reaching a consensus in Parliament, particularly regarding a temporary customs union. The Labour Party's position on Brexit, including the push for a second referendum, is also examined, noting internal divisions and the pressure on both major parties.

What was the message that both parties conveyed after the local elections?

What are the potential consequences if the government does not secure a Brexit deal?

What does the foreign Secretary suggest might help break the deadlock in Brexit negotiations?

How did the election results impact the Labour Party's position on Brexit?

What is the significance of a confirmatory referendum in the context of the Labour Party's demands?