Theresa May's Brexit Plan Triggers Lawsuit

The transcript discusses Theresa May's legal authority to activate Article 50 for Brexit, highlighting the High Court's involvement and potential appeals. It also covers Nicola Sturgeon's plans for a Scottish referendum and the economic implications of Brexit, exemplified by the Marmite pricing dispute between Tesco and Unilever.

What is the main legal argument against Theresa May activating Article 50 on her own?

• It violates international law.

• The European Union has not approved it.

• It requires an act of Parliament.

• She lacks the support of her party.

When is the British High Court expected to make a decision on Article 50?

• By the end of the year

• In the next few weeks

• By the end of March

• In the next few days

What is the potential impact of the High Court's decision on Brexit?

• It will have no impact.

• It might delay the process.

• It could completely stop Brexit.

• It will speed up the process.

What is Nicola Sturgeon's primary goal with the draft Scottish referendum bill?

• To delay the Brexit process

• To gain independence for Scotland

• To pressure Theresa May to include Scotland in Brexit negotiations

• To immediately call for a referendum

What is the significance of the Marmite pricing dispute?

• It indicates a change in consumer preferences.

• It marks a new product launch.

• It highlights a new advertising strategy.

• It shows the impact of Brexit on UK brands.