U.K.'s May Speaks in Parliament on Brexit Plan, Corbyn Responds

The transcript discusses the UK government's proposal for Brexit, aiming to establish a new relationship with the EU. It highlights the rejection of current EU models, outlines the government's preparations for potential outcomes, and details the proposal's components, including trade and security partnerships. The opposition criticizes the government's handling of Brexit negotiations, citing internal conflicts and lack of a comprehensive plan.

What are the expected consequences of a disorderly no deal as mentioned in the speech?

How does the proposal address the issue of regulatory standards?

What does the speaker mean by 'independent trade policy' in the context of the proposal?

What are the key elements of the security partnership proposed in the speech?