Will There be a Third Meaningful Vote? - Brexit Explained

The video discusses the UK government's efforts to pass a Brexit deal with the EU, highlighting the initial excitement and subsequent challenges faced by Prime Minister Theresa May. It covers the first two meaningful votes, both of which were rejected by significant margins, and explores the possibility of a third vote. The video delves into parliamentary rules, particularly Erskine May, and the role of the Speaker in potentially blocking repeated votes. It also examines the implications of extending the Brexit deadline and the strategic considerations for May's government in seeking a short or long extension.

Why might May want to bring her deal back for another vote despite previous defeats?

What was the significance of the motion to extend the Brexit deadline?

What were the main arguments against May's Brexit deal from the Brexiteer MPs?

How did the potential for a second referendum influence the Brexit deal discussions?