Can the UK Get Another Extension? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the repeated rejection of Theresa May's Brexit deal and the subsequent need for the UK to request an extension from the EU. The EU has set conditions for a long extension, including participation in upcoming elections and a clear plan from the UK. The video explores the challenges faced by the UK Parliament in meeting these conditions, the implications of various parliamentary votes, and potential outcomes, including a general election or a no-deal Brexit.

What is the deadline for the UK to come up with a plan to avoid a no-deal Brexit?

• June 30th

• March 29th

• May 22nd

• April 12th

What is one of the conditions set by the EU for granting a long extension to the UK?

• Leaving the EU immediately

• Participating in the upcoming MEP elections

• Holding a second referendum

• Reducing trade tariffs

Why might some MPs be hesitant to support MEP elections?

• They are against any form of extension

• They support May's deal

• They want to pressure the EU for an extension without elections

• They prefer a no-deal Brexit

What is the purpose of the indicative votes being held in Parliament?

• To decide on trade agreements

• To elect a new Prime Minister

• To show majority support for a potential plan

• To finalize the Brexit deal

What might be a consequence if Parliament fails to agree on a plan?

• Automatic EU membership renewal

• A new referendum

• Immediate Brexit with a deal

• A general election