We're Determined to Take 'No Deal' Off the Table, Says U.K. Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary

The video discusses Labour's position on the Cooper Bowles amendments to delay Brexit, emphasizing the need to remove the no-deal option to protect the Irish peace process. It highlights Labour's strategy to build a consensus in Parliament and the potential for a general election, given the current government's lack of majority. The discussion also touches on the arbitrary nature of the March 29th deadline and the importance of negotiating a realistic deal with the EU.

What is the primary concern of the Labour Party regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• Increased immigration

• Economic instability

• Jeopardizing the peace process in Ireland

• Loss of trade agreements

What is the main goal of the Cooper Bowles amendment?

• To strengthen trade relations with the US

• To initiate a general election

• To delay the Brexit process

• To support Theresa May's deal

Why is there a need to move away from the March 29th deadline?

• It conflicts with the European Union's schedule

• It is an arbitrary deadline with no legal basis

• It was set by the opposition party

• It is too close to the general election

What is Labour's position on the current government's majority?

• The government should resign

• The government should form a coalition

• The government lacks a majority

• The government has a strong majority

What role does Parliament play according to Labour if a general election is not possible?

• To enforce a no-deal Brexit

• To negotiate directly with the EU

• To dissolve the government

• To build consensus for a beneficial deal