Stakes Are High For Johnson's Brexit Deal In 'Super Saturday' Vote

Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a significant challenge in getting his Brexit deal approved by the UK Parliament. His deal, similar to Theresa May's but without the Northern Ireland backstop, requires parliamentary support during a rare weekend session dubbed 'Super Saturday.' The deal has received mixed reactions, with some former Conservative members supporting it, while opposition parties and the DUP reject it. If Johnson fails to secure approval by 11:00 PM, he must request an extension to the Brexit deadline from the EU.

What is the main difference between Boris Johnson's Brexit deal and Theresa May's previous deal?

• The extension of the Brexit deadline

• The introduction of a new immigration policy

• The removal of the Northern Ireland backstop clause

• The inclusion of a new trade agreement with the US

Why is the upcoming parliamentary session referred to as 'Super Saturday'?

• It marks the anniversary of the Falklands War

• It is the first time the House of Commons will vote on a weekend

• It coincides with a national holiday in the UK

• It is a rare weekend session with significant historical context

Which of the following parties has announced support for Johnson's new deal?

• Some former Conservative party members

• The Labour Party

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Scottish National Party

Which political party is a sometime ally of Johnson but opposes his new Brexit deal?

• The Labour Party

• The Scottish National Party

• The Liberal Democrats

• The Democratic Unionist Party

What will Boris Johnson be required to do if he fails to pass the deal by the deadline?

• Propose a new deal immediately

• Call for a general election

• Ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit deadline

• Resign from his position as Prime Minister