May Delays Brexit Vote to Avoid Huge Defeat

The transcript discusses the postponement of the Brexit vote due to a likely defeat, shifting focus to potential negotiations with the EU. May aims to secure changes to the deal, but faces risks of a leadership challenge within her party. The likelihood of a hard Brexit is debated, with Parliament becoming more assertive in preventing a no-deal scenario.

Why was the Brexit vote postponed?

• To finalize the agreement

• To gain immediate approval

• To avoid a catastrophic defeat

• To celebrate a successful deal

What is May hoping to achieve by going to Brussels?

• A cancellation of Brexit

• A complete renegotiation of the deal

• A minor tweak to the wording

• An immediate approval of the deal

What risk does May face from her own party?

• A financial scandal

• A media backlash

• A leadership challenge

• A public protest

What is the significance of the mid-January deadline?

• It requires the government to present a plan if no deal is approved

• It signifies the start of a new trade agreement

• It is the date for a new election

• It marks the end of Brexit negotiations

How has Parliament's role changed in the Brexit process?

• It has focused on unrelated issues

• It has taken a backseat in negotiations

• It has fully supported a no-deal Brexit

• It has become more assertive in preventing a no-deal Brexit