Labour vows to do 'whatever it takes' to prevent a no-deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential negative impacts of the Johnson deal on jobs, rights, and standards, emphasizing the lack of interest in a level playing field. It highlights the necessity of a confirmatory referendum and legal compliance to prevent a no deal Brexit. The speaker stresses the importance of preventing a no deal Brexit as an insurance policy, but not as a solution, advocating for a public vote to resolve the ongoing impasse.

What are the potential consequences of the Johnson deal as discussed in the video?

• Deregulation and negative impacts on jobs and rights

• Increased interest in a customs union

• Improved job security and higher living standards

• Stronger environmental and consumer standards

What is the stance on a customs union or single market arrangement in the Johnson deal?

• Interest in a customs union only

• Strong support for both

• No interest in either

• Interest in a single market arrangement only

What must be done if no deal is reached according to the video?

• Immediately hold a general election

• Cancel Brexit altogether

• Seek an extension of Article 50

• Ignore the law and proceed with no deal

What is the purpose of preventing a no-deal Brexit as mentioned in the video?

• To strengthen the UK's global position

• To finalize the Brexit process

• To serve as an insurance policy against recession

• To ensure a smooth transition

What is suggested as the only way forward after years of division?

• A new parliamentary vote

• A complete reversal of Brexit

• A confirmatory referendum to the people

• Immediate implementation of the Johnson deal