What's Next for Brexit if May's Deal Fails in Parliament?

The transcript discusses the potential outcomes of a deal expected on Sunday, focusing on whether it will pass in the UK Parliament. The key issue for Brexiteers is the backstop and retaining UK sovereignty. Despite risks of political instability, there is little appetite for a no-confidence vote against Theresa May. Concerns about the Labour Party's policies and their economic impact are also highlighted.

What is the main challenge the Brexit deal faces in the UK Parliament?

• Approval from the UK Parliament

• Support from the European Union

• Public opinion

• Economic implications

What is considered the most crucial issue for Brexiteers regarding the Brexit deal?

• Immigration policy

• The backstop and UK sovereignty

• Fishery policy

• Trade agreements

What might happen if the Brexit deal is voted down by Parliament?

• Abandonment of Brexit

• Return to Brussels for renegotiation

• Immediate acceptance of the deal

• Formation of a new government

What is the likelihood of a no-confidence vote against Theresa May according to the transcript?

• Certain

• Low

• Moderate

• Very high

What is the perceived risk of a Labour government under Jeremy Corbyn?

• Political stability

• Economic prosperity

• Increased international trade

• Communist and socialist policies