Brexit Deal 'Worst of Both Worlds,' Labour's Bradshaw Says

The video discusses the political turmoil in the UK surrounding Brexit. It highlights the unlikelihood of Theresa May's deal passing through Parliament and the improbability of a no-deal Brexit. The speaker suggests that another referendum is the most viable solution. The Labour Party's position is to oppose the current deal, call for a general election, and support a people's vote if necessary. The potential for a Conservative leadership change is deemed unlikely to alter the current political dynamics. The financial markets have reacted negatively to the uncertainty, but a resolution through a referendum could stabilize them.

What are the speaker's views on the Labour Party's stance regarding Brexit?

What impact does the speaker believe the financial markets will have once they understand the alternatives to May's deal?