U.K.'s Morgan Sees No Appetite for Second Brexit Vote

The transcript discusses the UK's position on the customs union and single market, highlighting the challenges of free movement and border control. It explores the idea of a cross party commission on Brexit, as advocated by Lord Hague and raised by MPs with Theresa May. The possibility of reversing Brexit is deemed unlikely, despite comments from Wolfgang Schauble. The debate on a second referendum is addressed, with the Lib Dems pushing for it. The importance of cross party collaboration to unite the country and ensure a strong economy post-Brexit is emphasized.

What is one of the main reasons the UK finds it difficult to remain in the single market?

• High tariffs on goods

• Currency exchange issues

• Free movement of people

• Lack of trade agreements

Who suggested that the UK would be welcomed back if Brexit were overturned?

• Tim Farron

• Theresa May

• Lord Hague

• Wolfgang Schauble

What is the general sentiment among remainers regarding a second Brexit referendum?

• Indifference towards the outcome

• Desire for immediate re-entry into the EU

• Acceptance of the original vote

• Strong support for a second vote

What is the purpose of the proposed cross-party commission on Brexit?

• To explore rejoining the EU

• To draft a new Brexit referendum

• To negotiate new trade deals

• To unite different political views on Brexit

What does the Prime Minister recognize as necessary for the Brexit process?

• Ignoring opposition parties

• Listening to diverse views

• Prioritizing border control

• Focusing solely on economic growth