Corbyn Reacts to May’s Brexit Plan B

The transcript covers a parliamentary debate on Brexit, focusing on the Prime Minister's response to a recent defeat in the House of Commons. The discussion includes condemnation of a car bomb attack, the importance of the Good Friday Agreement, and the need for the Prime Minister to reconsider her Brexit strategy. Concerns about a no-deal Brexit and its financial implications are raised, along with the potential for a new customs union with the EU. The Prime Minister's response emphasizes the need for a deal and the importance of delivering on the referendum result.

What was the Prime Minister's stance on the Good Friday Agreement?

How did the Prime Minister respond to the House of Commons' defeat?

What concerns were raised regarding the Prime Minister's invitation to talks?

What did the speaker say about the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit?

What was the Labour Party's proposal regarding customs unions?

What did the Prime Minister suggest as a way to avoid a no-deal scenario?

How did the Prime Minister justify the spending of 4.2 billion?