Jeremy Corbyn and Keir Starmer interview in Brussels

The transcript discusses the demand for a confirmatory vote in the UK regarding Brexit negotiations. It explores hypothetical scenarios, such as unilateral revocation, and emphasizes the urgency of constructing a majority in the British Parliament to prevent a no-deal Brexit. The speaker criticizes the Prime Minister's approach and highlights the importance of maintaining a constructive relationship with the EU.

What is being considered as a potential solution to the Brexit negotiations according to the first section?

• A unilateral decision by the Prime Minister

• A complete withdrawal from negotiations

• Immediate acceptance of the current deal

• A confirmatory vote by the British people

What is the main focus of the second section regarding Brexit?

• To negotiate directly with the European Union

• To hold a public referendum

• To construct a majority in Parliament to avoid a no-deal Brexit

• To finalize the current deal

What is the perceived danger mentioned in the second section if a deal is not reached?

• Immediate economic growth

• Crashing out without a deal causing chaos

• Loss of international allies

• Increased taxes

How does the speaker describe their relationship with the European Union in the final section?

• Hostile and confrontational

• Competitive and aggressive

• Constructive and cooperative

• Indifferent and neutral

What strategy of the Prime Minister is criticized in the final section?

• Her willingness to compromise

• Her focus on economic growth

• Her diplomatic relations with other countries

• Her threats of a no-deal exit