Labour, The SNP and LibDem Parties hold launch events for the EU Election

Jeremy Corbyn navigates the Brexit debate, balancing between Remain and Leave factions within the UK and his party. Launching Labour's European election campaign, he emphasizes a second referendum on a conservative Brexit deal, acknowledging the 2016 leave vote. Labour's strategy aims to appeal to both sides, risking alienation of pro-EU voters and pro-Brexit areas like Kent. The Lib Dems and SNP present clear anti-Brexit positions, contrasting Labour's ambiguity. The European election may amplify internal party divisions, complicating Corbyn's leadership.

What is the Labour Party's stance on another Brexit referendum according to Jeremy Corbyn?

• They support a referendum only on a conservative Brexit deal.

• They oppose any further referendums.

• They want to stop Brexit entirely.

• They support a referendum on any Brexit deal.

How does the Labour Party's Brexit message aim to appeal to voters?

• By ignoring the 2016 leave vote.

• By focusing solely on remain voters.

• By providing something for everyone.

• By offering a clear pro-Brexit stance.

What percentage of people in Kent voted to leave in the 2016 referendum?

• 80%

• 75%

• 64%

• 50%

What is the Liberal Democrats' position on Brexit?

• They support a second referendum.

• They are neutral on Brexit.

• They want to renegotiate the Brexit deal.

• They want to stop Brexit entirely.

What message does the Scottish National Party convey regarding Brexit?

• They want to stop Brexit and keep Scotland in Europe.

• They support a second referendum.

• They want to renegotiate the Brexit deal.

• They are neutral on Brexit.