Johnson believes he can strike Brexit deal in next month as he prepares to meet EU chiefs

The transcript discusses the UK's diplomatic efforts to secure a Brexit deal, highlighting Prime Minister Boris Johnson's optimism and meetings with EU leaders. Despite this, the UK has not presented new proposals that satisfy the EU's criteria, particularly regarding the Irish border. The backstop issue remains contentious, with legal and constitutional concerns. The Supreme Court's upcoming decision on the legality of Parliament's suspension adds to the political uncertainty. The outcome of these events will significantly impact the UK's future relationship with the EU.

What was the Prime Minister's attitude towards the possibility of reaching a Brexit deal?

• Pessimistic and doubtful

• Indifferent and neutral

• Resigned and hopeless

• Optimistic and confident

What is the EU's main condition for accepting a Brexit proposal?

• No border in Ireland

• A financial settlement from the UK

• A new trade agreement with the UK

• A customs union with all EU countries

What was the initial EU proposal regarding the Irish border?

• A free trade area for all of Ireland

• A complete separation of Ireland from the UK

• A backstop applying to Northern Ireland only

• A customs union for the entire UK

What legal issue was the UK Supreme Court set to rule on?

• The validity of the EU's backstop proposal

• The financial implications of Brexit

• The suspension of Parliament by Boris Johnson

• The legality of the Brexit referendum

What potential outcome was mentioned for Boris Johnson if a deal is not reached?

• He would meet his political end

• He would call for a new referendum

• He would face legal action

• He would resign immediately