Jeremy Corbyn says meeting with PM was 'useful but inconclusive'

The transcript covers a discussion on the lack of significant changes in ongoing talks, focusing on the Labour Party's desire for a customs union with the EU and regulatory alignment. It explores the potential for a cross-party deal, the importance of the withdrawal agreement, and the possibility of a public vote. The conversation also touches on the implications of extending negotiations beyond May 22nd, which could involve EU elections. Finally, it addresses societal issues of violence and intimidation, urging respectful discourse.

What was the Labour Party's position on the customs union with the European Union?

• They wanted to leave the European Union without any deal.

• They were undecided about the customs union.

• They wanted to achieve a customs union.

• They opposed any form of customs union.

What was a key topic discussed regarding the future political arrangements?

• The dissolution of the European Union.

• The creation of a new political party.

• The withdrawal agreement and future trade agreements.

• The possibility of a new referendum.

What was the Labour Party's stance on a public vote?

• They were against any public vote.

• They wanted to hold a public vote immediately.

• They wanted to pursue the option of a public vote.

• They had no official stance on a public vote.

What was the government's position on participating in European elections?

• They did not want to be involved.

• They had already decided to participate.

• They were eager to participate.

• They were indifferent about participating.

What was emphasized as important in handling societal disagreements?

• Ignoring disagreements altogether.

• Using violence to resolve issues.

• Conducting disagreements respectfully.

• Avoiding any form of discussion.