Jeremy Corbyn pulls plug on Brexit talks with Theresa May

The transcript discusses the conclusion of talks with the Prime Minister, focusing on the lack of progress in negotiations and fundamental disagreements over customs arrangements with the EU. It highlights the introduction of indicative votes and the Labour Party's stance on a public vote. The discussion also covers the potential for a second referendum to prevent a no-deal Brexit and the challenges of passing a major bill through Parliament. The transcript concludes with future negotiations with the EU and the impending leadership change as Theresa May steps down.

What was the main reason for concluding the talks with the Prime Minister?

• Lack of public interest

• The Prime Minister's resignation

• Fundamental disagreements on customs arrangement

• Agreement on all issues

What is the speaker's view on the government's proposal for indicative votes?

• They fully support it

• They believe it will solve all issues

• They are indifferent

• They find it a novel process but are skeptical

According to the speaker, what is the risk if a permanent customs union is not established?

• No impact on the economy

• Increased trade with the EU

• Loss of jobs and trade in the country

• Improved relations with the EU

What is the speaker's stance on a second referendum?

• They completely rule it out

• They support it to prevent a no-deal Brexit

• They want it on 2016 terms

• They believe it is unnecessary

What does the speaker think about the timeline suggested by Theresa May for passing a major bill?

• It is achievable

• It is irrelevant

• It is not credible

• It is too long