May’s Ministers May Reject Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the potential for an EU agreement, with the Spanish Foreign Minister suggesting a deal could be imminent. Theresa May is under pressure to present a plan to Parliament before February 27th, as Parliament may attempt to take control of the Brexit process. Domestically, May faces challenges, including resignations and potential opposition from ministers. The Irish border backstop remains a contentious issue, with discussions on possible legal assurances to make it temporary.

What is the main reason for Theresa May's urgency to bring something to Parliament?

• To gain more time for negotiations

• To prevent Parliament from taking control of the Brexit process

• To address domestic pressures

• To strengthen her leadership position

What is the potential consequence if Theresa May fails to present a deal to Parliament?

• The EU will impose sanctions

• Theresa May will resign

• Parliament may take control of the Brexit process

• The UK will immediately leave the EU

What domestic challenges is Theresa May facing according to the transcript?

• No significant opposition from Parliament

• Unanimous support for her Brexit plan

• Resignations and potential plots against her leadership

• Support from all key lawmakers

What is the concern regarding the Irish border backstop?

• It is a permanent solution

• It lacks legal assurances for a temporary nature

• It is widely accepted by all parties

• It has already been resolved

What could potentially mollify some members of Parliament regarding the Irish backstop?

• Immediate implementation of the backstop

• Ignoring the backstop issue

• Legal assurances of its temporary nature

• Reopening the entire agreement