Has Theresa May Finally Run Out of Options on Brexit?

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK following the Prime Minister's announcement to step down, triggering a leadership race. It explores the implications of a pro-Brexit Prime Minister, such as Boris Johnson, on Brexit negotiations and the possibility of a general election or second referendum. The discussion also touches on public sentiment towards Brexit, highlighting the divide between those wanting a second referendum and those supporting Brexit more emphatically.

What is one of the main challenges faced by the current Prime Minister after announcing her resignation?

• Forming a coalition government

• Getting her deal through Parliament

• Securing a new trade deal with the EU

• Winning the next general election

What might a pro-Brexit Prime Minister like Boris Johnson consider doing first upon taking office?

• Forming a new cabinet

• Holding a public referendum

• Calling a general election

• Renegotiating the Brexit deal

What is becoming more likely as a way out of the Brexit impasse according to the analysis mentioned?

• A coalition government

• A new trade agreement with the EU

• A second referendum

• An extension of the Brexit deadline

What is the attitude of people in regions that voted heavily to leave the EU?

• They are supportive of remaining in the EU

• They are more emphatic about leaving the EU

• They are more supportive of a second referendum

• They are indifferent to the Brexit outcome

What is the uncertainty mentioned regarding the overall outcome of Brexit?

• The leadership of the Labour Party

• The future relationship with the EU

• The final decision of the public

• The economic impact on the UK