Liberal Democrats Leader Sees Good Chance Parliament Will Vote for People's Vote

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding upcoming votes in the UK Parliament, including potential amendments and outcomes such as a referendum or general election. It highlights the government's stance against a people's vote and the possibility of a no deal Brexit. The discussion also covers negotiation strategies with the EU and the default position of remaining in the customs union. Concerns from businesses and MPs about the economic impact of a no deal scenario are also addressed.

What is the likelihood of a people's vote or referendum according to the discussion?

• 50-50 chance

• Very unlikely

• No chance at all

• Certain

What is one of the less likely options if the government is voted down?

• Remaining in the customs union

• A people's vote

• A no-deal Brexit

• A general election

What is the government's strategy regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• To ensure it happens

• To support it fully

• To completely avoid it

• To use it as a negotiating tactic

What is the current default position if no agreement is reached?

• Conducting a new referendum

• Leaving the EU without a deal

• Remaining in the current position

• Holding a general election

What do some cabinet members believe about a no-deal outcome?

• It is the least likely outcome

• It is the best option

• Parliament would prevent it

• It is inevitable