CLEAN : Britain's Liberal Democrats say will not support new Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the UK's position on the EU deal, highlighting the Liberal Democrats' opposition to the current deal and their advocacy for a second referendum. It also covers the challenges Boris Johnson faces in passing his deal, with opposition from the Democratic Unionists and some Scottish Conservatives. The transcript concludes with potential future political scenarios, including another referendum or a general election, with the Liberal Democrats committed to campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU.

What is the primary reason the Liberal Democrats oppose the current Brexit deal?

• They are seeking more time to consider the deal.

• They want to remain in the European Union.

• They believe the current deal is too favorable to the EU.

• They want to negotiate a better deal.

Which political group has explicitly stated they will not support Boris Johnson's deal?

• The Green Party

• The Scottish National Party

• The Labour Party

• The Democratic Unionists

What is one reason some Scottish Conservatives might oppose Boris Johnson's deal?

• It threatens the unity of the United Kingdom.

• It does not address environmental concerns.

• It increases taxes on Scottish goods.

• It limits trade with non-EU countries.

What is one potential outcome if Boris Johnson's deal is not approved?

• A reduction in EU tariffs

• Immediate implementation of the deal

• Another referendum

• A new trade agreement with the US

What will the Liberal Democrats campaign for if another political contest occurs?

• A new trade deal with the EU

• Increased funding for public services

• The United Kingdom to remain part of the European Union

• A reduction in immigration