Jeremy Corbyn tells PM to 'wise up' on Brexit

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, highlighting the Prime Minister's unclear strategy and the potential negative impact of a no deal Brexit. It emphasizes the need for serious discussions and the role of Parliament in preventing a no deal scenario. The speaker advocates for remaining in the EU, referencing the 2016 referendum and the importance of allowing people to decide their future.

What does the speaker suggest about the Prime Minister's current negotiation strategy?

• It lacks new developments and is ineffective.

• It is effective and should be continued.

• It is well-received by the European Union.

• It is likely to result in a favorable deal.

What does the speaker believe Parliament should do regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• Encourage a no-deal Brexit.

• Take action to prevent a no-deal Brexit.

• Ignore the issue entirely.

• Support the Prime Minister's strategy.

According to the speaker, what should be the focus instead of the 31st of October deadline?

• Ignoring the European Union.

• Continuing the current strategy.

• Serious discussions and negotiations.

• Setting a new deadline.

What does the speaker hope for from other opposition parties and some Conservative MPs?

• To join in preventing a no-deal Brexit.

• To campaign for a new referendum.

• To remain neutral on the issue.

• To support a no-deal Brexit.

What is the speaker's stance on the 2016 referendum results?

• The results should be ignored.

• The current situation is an opportunity for a new decision.

• The current situation is a repeat of 2016.

• The results should be respected without question.