Parliament Signals Willing to Back Softer EU Departure

The video discusses the outcomes of indicative voting in the UK Parliament regarding Brexit. It highlights the lack of majority support for any option, with a customs union and a second referendum being the most popular. The video also covers the unpopularity of a no-deal Brexit, especially outside the Conservative Party. Theresa May's strategy to bring a third meaningful vote is explored, including her efforts to gain support from key Brexiteers and the DUP. The potential for a leadership change in the Conservative Party and its impact on future Brexit negotiations is also discussed.

What trend was observed regarding the MPs' preferences for Brexit options?

What was the option that came closest to securing a majority in the indicative voting?

What was the reaction of the Conservative Party towards the no-deal Brexit option?

What conditions did Theresa May have to meet to gain support for her vote?

How could a new leader of the Conservative Party impact the Brexit negotiations?