Jeremy Corbyn: Suspension of Parliament is 'disgraceful'

The transcript discusses the need for government accountability, highlighting the Prime Minister's avoidance of questions and the importance of parliamentary procedures. It addresses the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit, emphasizing the legal obligation for an extension to prevent it. The discussion concludes with efforts to prevent a no-deal Brexit and the desire for an election once the risk is mitigated.

What is the main criticism of the Prime Minister in the first section?

• He is too involved in international affairs.

• He avoids answering questions and accountability.

• He frequently changes his political party.

• He spends too much time in Parliament.

Why is it important for MPs to question the government about Brexit plans?

• To ensure the Prime Minister gets more power.

• To increase the number of trade agreements.

• To understand the benefits of leaving the EU.

• To address potential issues with food and medicine supplies.

What is the potential consequence of crashing out of the EU without a deal?

• A stronger economy.

• Improved trade relations with the EU.

• Increased political stability.

• Problems with food and medicine supplies.

What does the Prime Minister refuse to accept according to the third section?

• The results of the last general election.

• The need for a new trade agreement.

• An act of Parliament requiring an extension.

• The importance of international relations.

What condition is mentioned for supporting an election?

• When the Prime Minister resigns.

• When a new trade deal is signed.

• When it is clear that a no-deal Brexit is avoided.

• When the EU agrees to new terms.