Hilary Benn: Boris Johnson must ask for Brexit extension or face court

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the need for credible proposals from the British Government. It highlights the complexities of reaching a deal, particularly concerning regulatory alignment and the Northern Ireland border. The Ben Act is explained, outlining the legal obligations of the Prime Minister to seek an extension if no deal is reached by October 19th. The urgency of the situation is underscored, with potential legal consequences for non-compliance.

What is the main message conveyed by the House of Commons regarding Brexit?

• Support for a no-deal Brexit

• Desire for a second referendum

• Opposition to leaving without an agreement

• Support for immediate withdrawal

What is a significant concern in the Brexit negotiations related to Northern Ireland?

• Creating a new currency

• Establishing a new trade agreement

• Maintaining the current border status

• Increasing tariffs on goods

What does the Ben Act require if no Brexit deal is reached by October 19th?

• A vote of no confidence

• A request for an extension

• A new referendum

• Immediate withdrawal from the EU

What could happen if the Prime Minister refuses to comply with the Ben Act?

• He could negotiate a new deal

• He could face legal action

• He could be re-elected

• He could be fined

What is the role of the European Council in the Brexit process?

• To negotiate trade deals

• To grant extensions

• To conduct referendums

• To draft new legislation