May Sets Out Government Plans After Heavy Defeat in Key Brexit Vote

The transcript covers a speech by the Prime Minister addressing the House's decision on Brexit. It outlines the government's plan to proceed, including a motion to test support for leaving the EU without a deal. The Prime Minister expresses personal struggle with the decision and emphasizes the importance of an orderly exit. The speech details the motion's content, potential outcomes, and the need for further decisions if the motion is rejected.

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the best outcome for the UK leaving the EU?

• Leaving without a deal

• Leaving with a deal

• Revoking Article 50

• Holding a second referendum

What does the Prime Minister confirm about the motion regarding leaving the EU without a deal?

• It will be a closed vote

• It will be canceled

• It will be postponed

• It will be a free vote

What will the government do if the House votes against leaving without a deal?

• Hold a new referendum

• Leave the EU immediately

• Negotiate a new deal

• Seek an extension to Article 50

What does the EU want to know if an extension is sought?

• The UK's financial contribution

• The UK's new Prime Minister

• The UK's trade agreements

• The UK's plan for the extension

What are the choices the House must face according to the Prime Minister?

• Holding a public vote, forming a coalition, or seeking international advice

• Negotiating a new deal, leaving immediately, or joining another union

• Leaving without a deal, holding a general election, or forming a new government

• Leaving with a deal, revoking Article 50, or holding a second referendum