Many Tory Lawmakers Fear Brexit Being Lost, U.K.'s Crabb Says

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Theresa May in securing support for her Brexit deal, focusing on the Irish backstop and the need for cross-party agreement. Stephen Crabb highlights the EU's firm stance and the potential delay of Brexit Day. Various backbench amendments are considered, including the customs union, with concerns about constitutional implications. The discussion emphasizes the importance of reaching a negotiated Brexit agreement to avoid a no-deal scenario.

What changes is the Prime Minister seeking regarding the Irish backstop agreement?

What is the concern regarding the Prime Minister's strategy after the defeat of her deal?

What is the stance of the Irish government on a time limit for the backstop?

What does Stephen Crabb suggest is necessary for a negotiated Brexit agreement?

What are the potential consequences of not reaching a Brexit deal according to the discussion?

What amendments are being proposed by backbenchers to influence the Brexit negotiations?

How does the discussion characterize the EU's position on the Irish backstop?