Corbyn’s No Confidence Plan to Stop No Deal - Brexit Explained

The transcript discusses the UK's political turmoil over a no deal Brexit. The Prime Minister aims to exit the EU without a deal, prompting Jeremy Corbyn to propose a vote of no confidence. If successful, a temporary government could be formed to request an extension to Article 50. However, challenges include gaining majority support and leadership disputes, particularly between Corbyn and Jo Swinson. The outcome depends on political negotiations and legal interpretations, with the risk of leaving the EU without a deal if unresolved.

What is the main concern regarding the Prime Minister's approach to Brexit?

What action did Jeremy Corbyn confirm regarding the government?

What is required for the government to survive a vote of no confidence?

What challenges might arise in forming a temporary government?

Why is the choice of caretaker Prime Minister a contentious issue?

What could happen if the anti no deal MPs cannot agree on a temporary leader?

What are the implications of Boris Johnson refusing to resign during the two-week period?