Johnson’s Strategy to Prorogue Parliament - Brexit Explained

The video discusses Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue the UK Parliament, highlighting its constitutional role and the controversy surrounding its political motivations. It explores how this move impacts Brexit negotiations, limits opposition strategies, and increases pressure on MPs to prevent a no-deal Brexit. The video also examines the potential political ramifications for Johnson, including the risks and rewards of his high-stakes strategy, and the challenges faced by MPs in finding a legislative path to extend Article 50.

In what ways are opposition MPs divided regarding their approach to stopping a no-deal Brexit?

What strategies might the government employ to prevent opposition bills from passing?

How does Johnson's approach to Brexit reflect on his relationship with the EU and MPs?