U.K. Needs a 'People's Vote' on All Brexit Options, Says Gina Miller

The transcript discusses the political climate in the UK, focusing on the potential for an election or referendum. It highlights the divisions within major political parties and the country, suggesting a people's vote on three options: the current deal, a new deal, or no deal. The speaker analyzes public opinion polls, noting the lack of a clear outcome. The timeline for political decisions is also considered, with a potential vote in early next year.

What is the main reason labor is interested in having an election soon?

• To avoid a referendum

• To gain political advantage

• To unite the conservative party

• To delay political decisions

Why is a referendum considered a potential solution?

• It avoids the need for a general election

• It can mend divisions within the conservative party

• It allows the public to decide on clear options

• It guarantees a different outcome from previous polls

What are the three options suggested for a people's vote?

• A coalition government, remain, and no deal

• A general election, a referendum, and no deal

• Mrs. May's deal, the current deal, and no deal

• A new deal, remain, and no deal

How does the speaker suggest addressing the timeline issue for a referendum?

• By organizing the vote within a few months

• By extending the deadline for the deal

• By postponing the election

• By reducing the number of options

What historical event is used to justify the feasibility of the referendum timeline?

• The last general election

• The previous people's vote

• The 2016 referendum

• The formation of a coalition government