May offers talks with Corbyn to deliver short delay to Brexit

The transcript discusses the ongoing challenges of Brexit, emphasizing the need for a deal to ensure a timely and orderly exit from the EU. It highlights the necessity of extending Article 51 and the importance of collaboration with the opposition to break the current deadlock. The focus is on establishing a future relationship with the EU that aligns with the referendum results. The government is committed to following the House's decision, aiming to pass the Withdrawal Agreement bill before the European elections. The transcript concludes with a call for national unity to serve the national interest.

What is the primary reason for seeking a short extension of Article 51?

• To renegotiate the withdrawal agreement

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

• To ensure a timely and orderly Brexit

• To allow more time for negotiations

What is the Prime Minister's proposed action to break the Brexit deadlock?

• Leaving the EU with no deal

• Reopening the withdrawal agreement

• Sitting down with the opposition leader to agree on a plan

• Holding a new referendum

Why is the current withdrawal agreement not open for renegotiation?

• It has already been approved by the British Parliament

• The opposition leader has rejected it

• It is not relevant to the future relationship with the EU

• The EU has stated it cannot and will not be reopened

What will happen if a single unified approach cannot be agreed upon?

• The UK will remain in the EU indefinitely

• The UK will leave the EU with no deal

• A series of votes will be held to determine the future relationship

• The withdrawal agreement will be renegotiated

What is the deadline for passing the Withdrawal Agreement bill to avoid European parliamentary elections?

• 15th of May

• 22nd of May

• 1st of May

• 30th of May