Will MPs Vote to Extend Brexit Today? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the UK Parliament's vote on whether to request a short extension to Article 50, which is crucial for Brexit. It explores the potential outcomes if the vote passes or fails, including the possibility of a no-deal exit. The role of the EU in approving any extension is highlighted, along with the implications of both short and long extensions. The video also touches on the political calculations of MPs and the EU's preferences regarding the extension length.

What is the main reason for preferring a short extension to Article 50?

• To have more time to negotiate a new deal

• To avoid participating in European parliamentary elections

• To prepare for a no-deal exit

• To hold a second referendum

What might MPs in pro-Brexit constituencies do to gain Brexiteer credentials?

• Support a second referendum

• Vote against an extension

• Vote for an extension

• Propose a new deal

What is the default position if no action is taken by March 29th?

• An automatic extension

• A new referendum

• A no-deal exit

• A general election

What must the UK do to extend Article 50?

• Gain unanimous approval from the EU

• Revoke Article 50

• Participate in European parliamentary elections

• Hold a general election

What is one potential outcome of a longer extension?

• A new deal is negotiated

• Article 50 is revoked

• The UK automatically exits the EU

• The UK avoids European parliamentary elections