Alastair Campbell: Theresa May reducing UK politics to laughing stock

The transcript criticizes the Prime Minister for her obliviousness to the damage she is causing to democracy. It highlights her loss of control over Parliament and her cabinet, as well as the loss of respect from EU leaders. The UK's global image is portrayed as diminished, with the Prime Minister's strategy of repeatedly asking MPs the same question being seen as an affront to democracy. The transcript concludes by emphasizing the British public's disapproval and the changing realities of Brexit.

What does the speaker imply about the Prime Minister's control over Parliament?

How does the speaker characterize the current state of UK politics?

What does the speaker mean by stating that the UK is becoming a 'laughingstock'?

In what way does the speaker suggest the Prime Minister's strategy is ineffective?

What is the speaker's view on the British people's ability to express their opinions on Brexit?