Jonathan Bartle comments on Theresa May's resignation

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit crisis, highlighting the deadlock and the impossibility of delivering a hard Brexit without a hard border in Northern Ireland. It suggests a people's vote as the only viable solution, criticizing both major political parties for their handling of the situation. The text also touches on the political stalemate within the Conservative Party and the potential outcomes of upcoming elections, emphasizing that these do not address the fundamental issues of Brexit.

What is a major challenge in delivering Brexit according to the first section?

• Lack of public support

• Economic instability

• Hard border in Northern Ireland

• Political opposition

What is suggested as the only way out of the Brexit crisis?

• Leaving without a deal

• Holding a people's vote

• Renegotiating the deal

• Forming a coalition government

How does the second section describe the Labour and Conservative parties' positions on Brexit?

• Innovative and forward-thinking

• Disappointing and compromising

• Clear and decisive

• Strong and united

What is the predicted outcome for the Conservative Party in the European elections?

• Second place

• Fifth place

• First place

• Third place

What was not discussed during the Brexit referendum according to the final section?

• Economic benefits

• Irish backstop

• Trade agreements

• Immigration policies