Jeremy Corbyn: Boris Johnson is heading for no-deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential risk of a no deal Brexit, highlighting Boris Johnson's remarks and the legislative efforts to prevent such an outcome. It outlines the Labour Party's proposal for a trade relationship with the EU, emphasizing customs union and rights protection. The impact of trade disruption on Southampton, particularly in terms of jobs and economic stability, is also addressed.

What legislative action is being taken to prevent a no-deal Brexit?

• Holding a public referendum

• Ensuring Parliament is operational on a specific date

• Negotiating directly with the EU

• Implementing new trade tariffs

What is the Labour Party's proposal for a future trade relationship with the EU?

• A free trade agreement with no conditions

• Adopting World Trade Organization rules

• A trade relationship based on customs union and rights protection

• Complete separation from the EU

What is the proposed timeline for negotiating a new trade deal with the EU according to the Labour Party?

• Six months

• Two years

• One year

• Three months

Why is trade with Europe crucial for Southampton?

• It reduces the cost of living

• It provides access to cheaper labor

• It allows for the import of luxury goods

• It supports local tourism and shipping industries

What could be a consequence of moving to World Trade Organization arrangements for Southampton?

• Improved trade relations

• Higher export rates

• Job threats across the region

• Increased tourism