MPs Voted Against Fast-Track Timetable for Withdrawal Agreement Bill

The transcript discusses the complexities surrounding the Brexit deal, focusing on the reluctance of MPs to fast-track the process due to insufficient scrutiny time. Boris Johnson's strategy includes potentially calling a general election if the fast-track is rejected. The EU may extend the Brexit deadline, and the next three months could see various political maneuvers, including amendments or a second referendum. The economic impact is highlighted by the pound's fluctuation, serving as a Brexit sentiment barometer. Public opinion remains divided, with potential outcomes of a snap election being uncertain.

Why did Sherry MPs feel uncomfortable with fast tracking the Brexit deal?

What was Boris Johnson's response if the fast tracking of the bill was voted down?

What are some potential amendments that MPs might bring forth regarding the Brexit deal?

What is the significance of the pound in relation to Brexit sentiment?

How does the public sentiment appear regarding the Brexit deal based on the protests?