Theresa May questions Jeremy Corbyn's commitment to delivering Brexit

The transcript discusses the progress and challenges in Brexit talks, highlighting areas of agreement and disagreement. It addresses the lack of a unified position within labor on Brexit and the potential for a second referendum. The text also outlines the legislative process and the choices MPs face regarding Brexit, emphasizing the uncertainty of not delivering on the referendum.

What was a major challenge in the talks regarding Brexit?

• Finding common ground on all issues

• Deciding on the date for Brexit

• Lack of a unified position within the labor party

• Agreeing on economic policies

What will be considered when bringing the Brexit legislation forward?

• The economic impact of Brexit

• The outcome of the talks

• The opinions of EU leaders

• The results of a public survey

What might be held to see if ideas have majority support in the House of Commons?

• A parliamentary inquiry

• A vote

• A series of debates

• A public referendum

What choice will MPs face when voting on the Brexit bill?

• To deliver on the referendum or avoid it

• To negotiate with the EU

• To delay the vote

• To hold a public rally

What would result from shying away from delivering Brexit?

• Continued uncertainty

• A new trade agreement

• Increased political stability

• Immediate economic growth