Jeremy Corbyn interview on Brexit Cros Party talkes

The transcript discusses ongoing talks between the government and the opposition regarding Brexit. The main issues include the government's red lines, the possibility of a customs union, and market access. The opposition is pushing for changes in the political declaration and is concerned about a no-deal Brexit. The shadow cabinet is involved in the discussions, and there is a focus on preventing a no-deal scenario through legislative means. The role of Parliament and the potential for an extension beyond June 30th are also discussed, with concerns about participating in European elections.

What is one of the key issues the speaker wants the government to reconsider?

• A new trade agreement with the US

• Increasing military spending

• A customs union with the European Union

• Reducing taxes on imports

Why does the speaker emphasize avoiding a no-deal Brexit?

• To reduce immigration

• To prevent disruption in supply chains

• To lower taxes

• To increase tourism

What action is being taken to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Introducing a new trade bill

• Voting on a private Members bill

• Holding a public referendum

• Negotiating with the US

What is a potential consequence of extending the Brexit deadline?

• Participating in European elections

• Increasing trade tariffs

• Changing the national currency

• Reducing the number of MPs

What has been the government's response to the speaker's request for talks?

• They have immediately accepted all proposals

• They have agreed to talk but not changed their red lines

• They have postponed the talks indefinitely

• They have refused to meet