U.K.'s May Gets New Brexit Deal, Asks Parliament to Back It

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the Irish backstop and the legal changes proposed by Theresa May. Despite skepticism from various parties, there are legal assurances that might sway some Members of Parliament. The Attorney General's opinion is crucial, as his previous concerns about the backstop trapping the UK in the EU's orbit remain. The upcoming vote is expected to be tight, with the possibility of amendments. The key issue is whether the changes are significant enough to gain support, as the alternative could be Brexit being reversed or delayed.

What was one of the main requests from Parliament regarding the Irish backstop?

• To delay the implementation of the backstop

• To remove the backstop entirely

• To replace the backstop with alternative arrangements

• To keep the backstop as it is

What is the significance of the Attorney General Geoffrey Cox's opinion on the Brexit deal?

• It is a personal opinion with no legal standing

• It is only relevant to the press

• It could influence the decision of Parliament members

• It has no impact on the vote

What was the outcome of the Brexit deal vote in January?

• It was accepted by a large margin

• It was rejected by a historic margin

• It was postponed indefinitely

• It was accepted with minor amendments

What is Theresa May's strongest argument to persuade Brexiteers to support her deal?

• The deal will reduce immigration significantly

• The alternative is Brexit being reversed

• The deal will strengthen the UK's global position

• The deal will lead to immediate economic growth

What scenario does Parliament want to avoid according to the discussion?

• A complete reversal of Brexit

• A no-deal Brexit scenario

• A second referendum

• A quick resolution to Brexit