Corbyn Says May 'Has Led Us Into a National Crisis'

The transcript discusses the national crisis led by the Prime Minister, highlighting her failed negotiations with the EU and the lack of support from her cabinet. Various cabinet members propose alternative solutions, including a two-year transition and a second referendum. Key questions are raised about the confidence in the Prime Minister's deal and the government's policy on avoiding a no-deal outcome.

What was the Prime Minister accused of failing to achieve in her discussions with the EU?

• A new trade agreement

• Progress in negotiations

• A military alliance

• A cultural exchange program

Which cabinet member suggested that a two-year transition to no deal is an option?

• The Foreign Secretary

• The Work and Pensions Secretary

• The International Trade Secretary

• The Attorney General

What did the Work and Pensions Secretary propose the government should do?

• Cut public spending

• Increase taxes

• Hold a general election

• Build a consensus in Parliament

What is one of the questions raised about the Prime Minister's deal?

• Will it lead to economic growth?

• Is it supported by the opposition?

• Is it popular with the public?

• Does it have the confidence of the cabinet?

What is the government's policy regarding a no-deal outcome?

• To ignore it

• To embrace it

• To avoid it

• To delay it