U.K. Brexit Opinion Has Shifted Toward Remain, Ipsos Mori Says

The transcript discusses the public's lukewarm reception of Theresa May's Brexit deal, with many preferring it over no deal. It highlights the Labour Party's polling under Jeremy Corbyn, noting they are not significantly ahead despite government turmoil. The Brexit deal is criticized for not satisfying either remainers or leavers. The possibility of a second referendum is considered, contingent on the House of Commons' actions. The uncertainty in British politics is emphasized, with potential leadership challenges for Theresa May.

What percentage of people reluctantly choose Theresa May's deal over no deal?

• 40%

• 60%

• 20%

• 80%

How does Jeremy Corbyn's personal rating compare to Theresa May's?

• He is ahead by 12 points

• He is behind by 8 points

• He is ahead by 8 points

• They are tied

What is a major reason for dissatisfaction with the Brexit deal among remainers?

• More immigration

• Increased trade barriers

• Complete loss of control

• Higher taxes

What might trigger a second referendum according to the discussion?

• A leadership change in the Labour Party

• The House of Commons voting down the current deal

• A public protest

• A new EU trade agreement

What is the uncertainty surrounding Theresa May's leadership challenge?

• The stance of the Labour Party

• The support from the ERG group

• The number of Conservative MPs

• The outcome of the next general election