May's New Brexit Deal Explained - Brexit Explained

The video discusses Theresa May's new Brexit deal, which includes ten changes aimed at gaining support from both Conservative and Labour MPs. Key proposals include addressing the Northern Irish backstop, ensuring workers' rights, and offering a Commons vote on a second referendum. The video also explores the complexities of a temporary customs union and a facilitated customs arrangement. Despite these efforts, the deal faces significant challenges due to political dynamics and differing opinions among MPs.

What were the main reasons for the rejection of the Brexit deal by the House of Commons?

What new alterations did May propose to the Brexit deal during her speech?

How did May plan to address the Northern Irish backstop issue?

In what ways did May's changes aim to attract Labour MPs to support her deal?

What was the significance of the proposed Commons vote on a second referendum?

What were the implications of the proposed legal duty to enshrine changes into the political declaration?

What challenges did May face in getting her deal approved by Parliament?