MP's Bill To Block No Deal Gets Royal Assent - Brexit Recap

The video discusses the efforts of UK MPs to block a no deal Brexit, highlighting the Ben Bill's role in legally preventing such an outcome. It explores Boris Johnson's stance on using no deal as a negotiation tool and the challenges he faces due to the Ben Bill. The video also covers the failed attempts to call a general election and the potential legal challenges Johnson might consider to bypass the law.

Why have most MPs been against a no-deal Brexit?

• They believe it would strengthen the UK's economy.

• They prefer to leave the EU without any deal.

• They think it would cause significant damage to the UK.

• They want to support Boris Johnson's negotiation strategy.

What was Boris Johnson's stance on a no-deal Brexit during his candidacy?

• He had no opinion on it.

• He wanted to avoid it at all costs.

• He saw it as a negotiation tool.

• He was strictly against it.

What does the Ben Bill require the government to do by October 19th?

• Leave the EU without any deal.

• Ignore the EU's decisions.

• Hold a general election.

• Secure a new deal with the EU or get Parliament's approval for a no-deal.

What happens if the Prime Minister fails to meet the Ben Bill's requirements?

• The EU imposes sanctions on the UK.

• The government must request an extension from the EU.

• The UK automatically leaves the EU.

• The Prime Minister resigns.

What was Boris Johnson's proposed solution to bypass the Ben Bill?

• Requesting an immediate extension from the EU.

• Negotiating directly with EU leaders.

• Proposing a general election to gain a majority.

• Ignoring the Ben Bill entirely.