U.K.'s McDonnell: 'Increasingly Confident' of Majority to Stop No-Deal

The transcript discusses the challenges of passing legislation to prevent a no-deal Brexit within a short parliamentary session. It highlights the opposition's strategy, public protests against Boris Johnson's actions, and the potential for a no-confidence vote. The discussion also covers contingency plans if Parliament is suspended, the possibility of a general election, and the EU's willingness to extend the Brexit deadline if significant parliamentary moves occur.

What potential actions are being considered if Parliament is suspended?

How do European Union leaders view the possibility of extending the Brexit deadline?