May Says Risk of No Brexit Is Now Greater Than No-Deal

The transcript discusses the Brexit vote, highlighting the government's promise to implement the decision made by the British people. It provides historical context on referendums in the UK and emphasizes the importance of honoring the result. The potential consequences of rejecting the Brexit deal are outlined, including economic disruption and political uncertainty. The speaker urges MPs to carefully consider their vote to avoid a no-deal Brexit or no Brexit at all.

What was the main promise made by the government regarding the Brexit referendum?

• To hold another referendum if the result was close

• To remain in the EU regardless of the vote

• To implement the decision made by the British people

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU

What is the potential impact of not implementing the Brexit referendum result?

• Immediate economic growth

• Catastrophic harm to people's faith in democracy

• Strengthened political unity in Westminster

• Increased trust in the democratic process

What are the two main outcomes discussed if the Brexit deal is rejected?

• Immediate economic prosperity or political stability

• A new referendum or a change in government

• Strengthened ties with the EU or increased trade with the US

• A no-deal Brexit or no Brexit at all

What is the perceived risk of a no-deal Brexit according to some MPs?

• It is the best possible outcome

• It will lead to immediate economic growth

• It poses no threat at all

• It is the ultimate threat to be avoided

What is the only way to ensure the UK does not leave the EU without a deal?

• To hold another referendum

• To abandon Brexit entirely

• To vote for the deal on the table

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU