Brexit Delay Changes Context on Vote for Deal, Chatham House Says

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the extensions of the deadline and Theresa May's strategy to pass her deal through Parliament. It highlights the shift in the balance of power, the potential for a second referendum, and the challenges May faces in securing support from Brexiteers and the Democratic Unionist Party. The discussion also touches on the repeated voting strategy and the changing context of the negotiations.

What was the original fixed deadline for Brexit before it was extended?

• March 29th

• May 22nd

• April 10th

• April 12th

What did Theresa May imply about British elections for the European Parliament?

• She preferred not to have them but didn't rule them out.

• She was strongly in favor of them.

• She completely ruled them out.

• She had no opinion on the matter.

What is the definition of 'insanity' as mentioned in the context of Theresa May's strategy?

• Changing strategies frequently

• Doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results

• Making decisions without consulting Parliament

• Ignoring public opinion

What was the shift in the number of votes lost from the first to the second vote?

• From 149 to over 200

• From over 200 to 149

• From 100 to 200

• From 50 to 100

What potential outcome is mentioned if the third vote fails?

• Immediate Brexit without a deal

• Theresa May resigning

• A new general election

• A lengthy process or a second referendum