U.K.’s May Sees Brexit Deal ‘Soon’

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn, focusing on the potential for a customs union agreement and the internal debates within the Labour Party. It highlights the resistance to a second referendum from both leaders and the complexities of reaching a resolution as the three-year mark from the first referendum approaches.

What are the potential implications of Theresa May moving her red lines regarding a customs union?

What signals indicate that Theresa May might be stepping back from her previous position on a permanent customs union?

In what ways could a customs union agreement be viewed as a betrayal by Theresa May's party members?

What are the key factors that could lead to an agreement between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn?

How is Jeremy Corbyn's stance on a second referendum affecting the discussions with Theresa May?