Jeremy Corbyn visits sheep farm as he promises to stop 'no-deal carnage'

The transcript covers a range of topics including a motion of no confidence in the government, Brexit options, and the potential for a second referendum. It discusses legislative efforts to block a no-deal Brexit and the importance of the Irish border in international agreements. The conversation also includes personal anecdotes and a discussion about farm life.

What is the main reason for proposing a motion of no confidence in the government?

• To delay the general election

• To express confidence in the government

• To form a temporary government

• To support the current government

What choice does the Labour Party want to offer the British people in a general election?

• A choice between a new government and the current one

• A choice between remaining in the EU and a no-deal Brexit

• A choice between different Brexit deals

• A choice between a temporary government and a permanent one

What is the Labour Party's position in a referendum between no deal and remain?

• Support a new deal

• Support remain

• Support no deal

• Support a temporary government

What legislative action has been supported to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Legislating to support a no-deal exit

• Legislating to prevent a no-deal exit

• Legislating to delay the general election

• Legislating to form a new government

Why is the Irish border issue significant in the Brexit discussions?

• It is unrelated to Brexit

• It is only important to the UK

• It is a minor issue

• It is fundamental to the Irish peace process