May hits back at reporters following Brexit speech

The transcript covers a press conference where the Prime Minister addresses questions about the Brexit deal, the possibility of a confirmatory referendum, and the publication of the Brexit bill. The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of delivering Brexit and the responsibility of the House of Commons in this process. Questions about her resignation and the future leadership of the Conservative Party are also discussed.

What is the Prime Minister's main message to MPs regarding the Brexit deal?

• To delay the decision until further notice

• To reject the deal outright

• To focus on other political issues

• To consider the details and importance of delivering Brexit

What is the Prime Minister's stance on commenting about her successor?

• She refuses to comment on future leadership

• She has already chosen her successor

• She openly supports a Brexiteer successor

• She believes a non-Brexiteer should take over

What commitment does the Prime Minister make regarding a confirmatory referendum?

• She plans to hold a referendum immediately

• She guarantees a referendum will happen

• She leaves it to the MPs to decide

• She opposes any form of referendum

What type of customs union does the Prime Minister propose?

• A permanent customs union

• A temporary customs union

• No customs union at all

• A customs union with no trade deals

When will the Brexit bill be published according to the Prime Minister?

• Immediately after the speech

• In the next few days

• It has already been published

• After the next election

What does the Brexit bill aim to achieve for the UK?

• Delay Brexit indefinitely

• Join a new European alliance

• Take back control of money, borders, and laws

• Remain in the EU

Who does the Prime Minister believe is responsible for delivering Brexit?

• The European Union

• The entire House of Commons

• Only the Prime Minister

• The opposition parties