Pollster Curtice Says May Risks Losing Control of Brexit Agenda

The video discusses the current state of Brexit negotiations, focusing on the Prime Minister's stance and the upcoming vote in the House of Commons. Experts John Curtis and Mike Bell provide insights into the political and economic implications. The Prime Minister has ruled out extending or revoking Article 50 and is negotiating the backstop with Northern Irish Unionists. The upcoming vote is crucial, with potential amendments that could change the legislative process, allowing backbenchers to influence Brexit's direction. The discussion highlights the complexity and uncertainty surrounding Brexit.

What were the key points that the Prime Minister ruled out regarding Article 50?

What does the term 'olive branch' refer to in the context of the Prime Minister's statement?

What is the significance of the upcoming vote on the government's take on Brexit?

How might backbenchers influence the legislative process regarding Brexit next Tuesday?

What are the potential outcomes if the government loses control of the Brexit agenda?