Benn: Little Doubt Parliament Votes to Trigger Article 50

The transcript discusses the UK government's plan to trigger Article 50 by March, the potential amendments and debates in Parliament, and the need for a White Paper. It highlights the Labour Party's stance on Brexit, the role of Parliament in the process, and the implications for devolved administrations and Scottish independence.

What is the significance of triggering Article 50 in the context of the government's timetable?

How does the speaker view the relationship between the outcome of the referendum and the actions of Parliament?

What are the potential amendments that different political parties are considering regarding Article 50?

What are the concerns raised about the rights of British citizens in other EU countries post-Brexit?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the negotiations post-Brexit should be handled?