Finsbury's Roland Rudd Calls for People's Vote on Brexit

The transcript discusses the challenges of passing a Brexit deal through the House, highlighting the Prime Minister's position and Labour's opposition. It explores the concept of a People's Vote and the economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit. The likelihood of the UK crashing out of the EU is analyzed, with a focus on the role of Conservative MPs and EU negotiations. Finally, the timing and control of the Brexit vote are discussed, emphasizing the need for parliamentary intervention.

What is the Labour party's position on the Brexit deal according to the discussion?

• They have no official stance.

• They plan to vote against the deal.

• They are undecided.

• They support the deal.

What is the main concern regarding the current Brexit deal as discussed in the video?

• It is too complex to understand.

• It is too favorable to the EU.

• It lacks finality and certainty.

• It provides too much certainty.

What is the estimated contribution of financial services to the UK economy mentioned in the discussion?

• £50 billion

• £200 billion

• £80 billion

• £120 billion

What is the perceived likelihood of the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal?

• Certain

• Very high

• Moderate

• Low

What condition might lead to an extension of the Brexit process according to the discussion?

• A new general election

• A people's vote

• A change in Prime Minister

• A unanimous decision by the EU