Brexit Delay Changes Context on Vote for Deal, Chatham House Says

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the extensions of the deadline and Theresa May's strategy to pass her deal through Parliament. It highlights the shift in the balance of power, the potential for a second referendum, and the challenges May faces in securing support from Brexiteers and the Democratic Unionist Party. The discussion also touches on the repeated voting strategy and the changing context of the negotiations.

What significant change occurred regarding the March 29th deadline?

How did Theresa May's language change regarding the possibility of British elections for the European Parliament?

What does the shift in the vote margin from over 200 to 149 indicate about the balance of power?

What are the implications of the potential lengthy process beyond April 12th?

In what context is Theresa May asking for votes now compared to before?