MPs Vote for Brexit Extension. What Now? - Brexit Explained

The video recaps recent Brexit votes, including the rejection of Theresa May's deal and a no deal Brexit. It discusses the implications of these votes, the proposed amendments, and the main motion to extend Article 50. The video also covers political reactions and the potential future of May's deal, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by the UK Parliament.

What was the outcome of Theresa May's proposed deal in the House of Commons?

• It was accepted with a small majority.

• It was rejected by a large margin.

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was accepted with amendments.

What was the result of the vote on a no-deal Brexit?

• MPs supported leaving without a deal.

• The vote was postponed.

• MPs rejected leaving without a deal under any circumstances.

• The vote was inconclusive.

What was the purpose of the Spelman amendment?

• To support a second referendum.

• To extend the Article 50 deadline.

• To change the Brexit deadline to under any circumstances.

• To support Theresa May's deal.

What was the main focus of the Ben Amendment?

• To extend the Article 50 deadline.

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit.

• To support a second referendum.

• To give Parliament control of the parliamentary schedule.

What was the outcome of the vote on the second referendum amendment?

• It was accepted with amendments.

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was defeated by a large majority.

• It was passed with a small majority.

What was the result of the main motion regarding the Article 50 extension?

• It was accepted with amendments.

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was passed by a large majority.

• It was rejected by a large majority.

Why does Theresa May want to bring her deal back for a vote?

• To avoid a second referendum.

• To ensure a longer extension of Article 50.

• To secure a short technical extension before Brexit.

• To gain more support from the Labour Party.

What could a longer extension of Article 50 lead to?

• A no-deal Brexit.

• A second referendum or general election.

• Immediate acceptance of May's deal.

• No changes to the current Brexit plan.

What was Jeremy Corbyn's reaction to the main motion passing?

• He proposed a new Brexit deal.

• He rejected the idea of any extension.

• He called for a public vote to break the deadlock.

• He supported the government's decision.

What is the significance of the next EU summit for Brexit?

• It is the last chance to negotiate a new deal.

• It is the deadline for the UK to leave the EU.

• It is when May will request an extension.

• It is when a second referendum will be held.