Theresa May has been told by a group of Conservative MPs to drop plans for a fourth vote on her Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit crisis, highlighting a minister's letter urging a short extension, criticism of the government's handling, and the Prime Minister's determination to deliver on the referendum. It covers potential next steps, including indicative votes and the possibility of a general election or second referendum. The local impact on MPs, such as Dominic Grieve facing deselection, is also addressed. The overall challenges and delays in the Brexit process are emphasized.

What is the main reason for the political pressure on the Prime Minister regarding Brexit?

• To call a general election

• To seek a short extension

• To hold a second referendum

• To seek a longer extension

What could happen if the Prime Minister's deal fails again?

• A longer extension might be requested

• A no-deal Brexit will occur

• Brexit will be canceled

• The Prime Minister will resign

What is one potential outcome of a second referendum?

• A no-deal Brexit will be more likely

• The Prime Minister's deal will be accepted

• Labour could gain more support

• Brexit will be expedited

What challenge is Dominic Grieve facing within his party?

• He is being promoted to a higher position

• He is facing deselection

• He is leading the party

• He is being asked to resign

What is a major concern for the Conservative Party according to Dominic Grieve?

• The party will support a no-deal Brexit

• The party might be hijacked

• The party will win the next election

• The party will merge with Labour