Corbyn as PM Would Be 'Disastrous' for the U.K., MP Villiers Says

The transcript discusses the political situation surrounding Brexit, focusing on the vote against Theresa May, the need for a Conservative government, and the potential risks of a Jeremy Corbyn-led government. It covers Theresa May's plan to engage with opposition parties, the challenges in negotiating with the EU, and the importance of respecting the referendum result. The speaker suggests a twin-track approach, including a Canada-style trade agreement, while preparing for a no-deal Brexit. The discussion concludes with a stance against extending Article 50 and emphasizes the need to implement the referendum result.

How does the speaker view the possibility of leaving the EU on WTO terms?

What does the speaker suggest about the extension of Article 50?