Theresa May Hints at Brexit Compromise with Labour

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit situation, highlighting the initial and revised departure dates, and Theresa May's potential compromise on a customs union. It covers political reactions, including calls for May's resignation, and the economic impact on the British pound. The text also addresses cross-party talks with Jeremy Corbyn and the challenges May faces from political opponents. The frustration among MPs and questions about May's leadership are also explored.

What was the initial Brexit departure day before it was moved to October 31st?

• May 23rd

• June 1st

• April 15th

• March 29th

What economic impact did the uncertainty around Brexit have on the British pound?

• It fell by a quarter of a percent

• It rose by 1%

• It remained stable

• It rose by half a percent

Why is Theresa May keen on securing a Brexit deal before May 23rd?

• To prevent a no-deal Brexit

• To strengthen her political position

• To avoid European parliamentary elections

• To gain support from Labour

What is one potential consequence of a longer Brexit extension for Theresa May?

• Less pressure from the EU

• A stronger economy

• More time for political enemies to challenge her

• Increased support from her party

What was the reaction of MPs to Theresa May's repeated attempts to pass her Brexit deal?

• Frustrated

• Indifferent

• Supportive

• Encouraged