Corbyn Calls May's Cross Party Talks a `PR Sham'

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's defeat in the House of Commons and the need to reconsider her red lines. The opposition criticizes the lack of genuine negotiations and flexibility. The EU is open to a favorable response if the UK shifts its red lines. Concerns about a no-deal Brexit and its financial implications are raised, urging the Prime Minister to rule out this option. The democratic process of debating amendments is highlighted, with a focus on a new customs union and the possibility of a public vote.

What does the Prime Minister need to change according to the text?

What was the response of opposition party politicians after their meetings?

What does the speaker suggest about the Prime Minister's deal?

What is the significance of the backstop mentioned in the text?

What does the speaker imply about the possibility of a hard border in Ireland?

What proposal does the speaker believe there may be a majority for in the House?

What does the speaker hope the government will do regarding the House's decisions?