There Really Should Be a General Election, Says U.K. Shadow Brexit Secretary

The transcript discusses the political situation in the UK, focusing on the potential outcomes if Theresa May's deal is voted down. It explores the Labour Party's strategy, including the possibility of a general election and the development of a manifesto. The discussion also covers the potential for a second referendum and the need for Parliament to debate credible alternatives. The importance of finding a majority in Parliament and the democratic process is emphasized.

What does Jeremy Corbyn suggest should happen if Theresa May loses the vote?

How does Corbyn describe the current situation in Parliament regarding the government's votes?

What is Corbyn's stance on the possibility of a general election?

What does Corbyn believe about the Labour Party's manifesto in the context of a general election?

What alternatives does Corbyn mention if the deal does not go through?

What does Corbyn suggest needs to happen in Parliament regarding the alternatives to Theresa May's deal?

How does Corbyn view the Prime Minister's handling of the negotiations over the past two years?