Labour Walks Out of Brexit Talks That Have Gone 'As Far as They Can'

The transcript discusses Theresa May's persistence in pushing her Brexit bill despite failed talks and lack of support. It covers her strategy of non-binding votes to find a parliamentary majority, the impact of upcoming European elections, and the potential leadership change. The uncertainty surrounding Brexit's future and the possibility of Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister are also highlighted.

What is Theresa May known for in her political career?

• Her strong opposition to Brexit

• Her focus on environmental policies

• Her reputation for resilience and fighting spirit

• Her ability to compromise easily

What is the purpose of the non-binding votes Theresa May is considering?

• To finalize the Brexit deal

• To determine the majority opinion in Parliament

• To delay the Brexit process

• To gain support from the Labour party

What significant event is expected to impact the Conservative party's standing?

• The resignation of Theresa May

• A leadership debate within the Labour party

• A new trade deal with the EU

• The European elections

Why is it difficult for Labour to trust Theresa May's offers?

• She has a history of breaking promises

• Her leadership is uncertain and she might leave soon

• She is focusing on environmental issues instead

• She has not consulted them on any decisions

What is a potential outcome if Theresa May's deal is rejected?

• A referendum on Brexit

• A leadership election within the Conservative party

• Theresa May becoming Prime Minister again

• Immediate acceptance of a new deal