U.K.'s Cable Says No-Deal Brexit 'Very Unlikely Now'

The transcript discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit, including the possibility of a no-deal scenario and the role of Parliament in deciding the outcome. It highlights the potential for a public vote and the influence of political figures like Jeremy Corbyn. The discussion also touches on the formation of an independent group and its relationship with the Liberal Democrats. Finally, it speculates on the likelihood of Theresa May's plan being accepted, considering various probabilities.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding Brexit?

• The challenges in passing Theresa May's deal

• The certainty of a no-deal Brexit

• The immediate success of a people's vote

• The European Commission's support for Brexit

Why is Jeremy Corbyn's support for a people's vote considered marginal?

• He is under pressure and not fully committed

• He is leading the campaign for a people's vote

• He has no interest in Brexit outcomes

• He strongly believes in remaining in the EU

What is the primary reason for the formation of the independent group by some MPs?

• To oppose a people's vote

• To support Theresa May's deal

• To establish a new political entity

• To merge with the Liberal Democrats

How does the independent group plan to work with the Liberal Democrats?

• By focusing solely on Brexit

• By maintaining separate identities but collaborating

• By opposing each other's policies

• By merging into a single party

What is the likelihood of Theresa May's plan being accepted according to the last section?

• Very high

• Very low

• Uncertain but possible

• Already accepted