May Delays Brexit Vote Again

The transcript discusses the UK Prime Minister's strategy to push Brexit negotiations to the last minute, forcing Parliament to choose between her deal or a long delay. It highlights the upcoming votes, including the Cooper Bowls Amendment, and the EU's proposed 21-month extension, which could increase uncertainty. The Prime Minister aims to leverage this to gain support from Brexit-leaning MPs, but faces risks if they prefer a no-deal exit. The political dynamics and potential consequences of these decisions are explored.

What strategy is the Prime Minister using as Brexit Day approaches?

What is the significance of the Cooper Bowls Amendment in the current Brexit discussions?

How might a 21-month extension affect the Prime Minister's position?

How does the Prime Minister plan to influence MPs regarding her deal?

What are the potential consequences of a no-deal Brexit as mentioned in the text?