Theresa May tells the public: I am on your side over Brexit

The UK Parliament supported Brexit, but two years later, MPs have not agreed on a withdrawal plan, causing a delay. The public is frustrated, and the government seeks a short extension of Article 50 to finalize decisions. A second referendum is not favored, as the public's initial decision is respected.

What was the initial stance of the UK Parliament regarding Brexit?

• They wanted a second referendum.

• They were undecided about the exit.

• They supported the exit from the EU.

• They opposed the exit from the EU.

What is the speaker's view on the public's sentiment towards the Brexit process?

• The public is indifferent to the process.

• The public wants a second referendum.

• The public is satisfied with the progress.

• The public is frustrated and wants it concluded.

What action did the speaker take to address the delay in the Brexit process?

• Requested a long extension of Article 50.

• Requested a short extension of Article 50.

• Called for a second referendum.

• Decided to cancel Brexit.

What is the speaker's opinion on holding a second referendum?

• The speaker believes a second referendum is unnecessary.

• The speaker is undecided about a second referendum.

• The speaker supports a second referendum.

• The speaker has not mentioned a second referendum.

What is the purpose of the requested extension of Article 50?

• To allow time for a second referendum.

• To give MPs more time to make a final decision.

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• To cancel the Brexit process.