Jeremy Corbyn outlines options to prevent no deal Brexit

The transcript covers discussions among leaders on preventing a no deal Brexit by October 31st. They explore options like strengthening the Ben Act, a motion of no confidence, and emergency debates. The SNP is keen on a no confidence motion, but timing is crucial. The idea of a government of national unity is debated, with Rees-Mogg's comments being criticized. The opposition parties, while having some disagreements, aim to prevent a no deal exit and ensure the Prime Minister complies with the Ben Act. Meetings are conducted in a collegiate manner to foster unity.

What is the primary goal of the political leaders discussed in the first section?

• To support the Prime Minister's current strategy

• To delay Brexit indefinitely

• To prevent a no deal Brexit by the 31st of October

• To ensure a no deal Brexit occurs

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an option to prevent a no deal Brexit?

• Holding a motion of no confidence

• Strengthening the Ben Act

• Negotiating a new trade deal with the EU

• Conducting emergency debates

What is the SNP's stance on a motion of no confidence?

• They are against it

• They are indifferent

• They are quite keen on it

• They have not expressed any opinion

What does the leader of the opposition do if the government collapses?

• Calls for a referendum

• Negotiates directly with the EU

• Forms an administration to prevent a no deal Brexit

• Immediately calls for a general election

How do the opposition parties handle their disagreements during meetings?

• By avoiding discussions

• By holding separate meetings

• By discussing issues over tea, coffee, and biscuits

• By voting on every issue