Keir Starmer Discusses the Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the government's proposal to break international law, emphasizing the need for a deal in the national interest. It critiques the government's approach, highlights the impact of the pandemic on negotiations, and discusses Brexit's implications. The conversation also touches on the possibility of rejoining the EU and the Prime Minister's responsibility in delivering a good deal. The Labour Party's position on these issues is also explored.

What is the main concern regarding the government's proposal discussed in the first section?

• The proposal's potential to break international law

• The proposal's impact on the economy

• The proposal's effect on public opinion

• The proposal's influence on the pandemic response

What was a significant criticism of Jeremy Corbyn during the election?

• His support for breaking international law

• His economic policies

• His unclear position on Brexit

• His focus on the pandemic

What is emphasized as necessary for business prosperity and peace in Northern Ireland?

• Securing a deal

• Breaking international law

• Holding a new referendum

• Rejoining the EU

What is the current leader's stance on rejoining the EU?

• They support rejoining immediately

• They want to hold a referendum

• They are undecided on the matter

• They believe the issue is settled for a generation

Who is held responsible for delivering a good deal according to the final section?

• The European Union

• The Conservative MPs

• The Prime Minister

• The Labour leader