Brexit Defeat Looms for May

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the Prime Minister in passing legislation, the likelihood of losing a crucial vote, and the potential need for a Plan B. It explores the possible outcomes based on the margin of loss and the reactions from various political parties, including the possibility of a general election and a motion of no confidence. The DUP's support for the Prime Minister in a confidence vote is also highlighted, along with the unlikelihood of Corbyn's success in calling for a general election.

What is the main challenge faced by the Prime Minister according to the first section?

• Managing the economy

• Winning the support of the European Union

• Gaining public approval

• Controlling legislation in the Commons

What is the significance of the margin by which the vote is lost?

• It determines the Prime Minister's next steps

• It affects the public opinion

• It influences the media coverage

• It changes the economic policies

What might the Prime Minister consider if the vote is lost by a large margin?

• Dissolving Parliament for a general election

• Resigning from her position

• Calling another vote

• Seeking support from the opposition

What action is the Labour Party expected to take after the vote?

• Call for a public referendum

• Support the Prime Minister

• Table a motion of no confidence

• Propose a new deal

What is the likelihood of a general election according to the third section?

• Unlikely

• Highly likely

• Certain

• Already decided