May’s Latest Brexit Attempt Falls Flat

The transcript discusses a political leader's struggle to pass a withdrawal agreement through parliament. Despite facing criticism and calls for resignation, she plans to introduce the bill in early June, allowing a vote on a second EU referendum. However, the plan faces steep odds, with little change from previous failed attempts. The leader has agreed to step down, but it's uncertain if she will have enough time to implement her plan.

What was one of the main criticisms faced by the political leader regarding her plan?

• Inadequate funding

• Calls for her resignation

• Insufficient media coverage

• Lack of public support

What is a key component of the leader's plan to move the withdrawal agreement through parliament?

• Strengthening military presence

• Increasing taxes

• Holding a second referendum on EU membership

• Reducing government spending

What is the potential cost associated with allowing a vote on a second referendum?

• Delaying the withdrawal agreement bill

• Reducing international trade

• Increasing national debt

• Losing public trust

Why is it unlikely that the leader's plan will succeed in parliament?

• High financial costs

• Strong public support

• Lack of significant changes from previous attempts

• International pressure

What contentious part of the plan involves alternative arrangements?

• The Irish backstop

• Environmental regulations

• Healthcare reform

• Education policy