Jeremy Corbyn says he can stop a no deal Brexit - if he's elected as temporary Prime Minister...

The transcript discusses Jeremy Corbyn's proposal to become Prime Minister by winning a confidence vote to prevent a no-deal Brexit. He suggests forming a caretaker government led by Labour to call a general election. However, many opposition parties reject this idea, doubting Corbyn's ability to command confidence. Speculation arises about finding a less controversial leader. The transcript also highlights the challenge of getting Boris Johnson to resign, which could lead to a constitutional crisis if unresolved. The situation underscores the urgency of extending Article 50 to avoid a no-deal Brexit.

What is Jeremy Corbyn's main objective in proposing a caretaker government?

• To support a no-deal Brexit

• To become Prime Minister and prevent a no-deal Brexit

• To strengthen the current government

• To dissolve the Labour Party

Why do some political parties reject Corbyn's proposal?

• They believe he cannot command confidence across the House of Commons

• They support a no-deal Brexit

• They prefer a government led by Boris Johnson

• They want to dissolve the government

What is the main concern if Boris Johnson refuses to resign?

• It would strengthen Corbyn's position

• It would put the queen in a difficult position

• It would dissolve the House of Commons

• It would lead to a no-deal Brexit

What does Corbyn aim to dispel with his proposal?

• The idea of a government of national unity

• The confidence in the Labour Party

• The possibility of a no-deal Brexit

• The support for Boris Johnson

What is the potential outcome if no other means to extend Article 50 is found?

• A new referendum

• Corbyn or bust scenario

• A no-deal Brexit

• A government led by Boris Johnson