Brexit: Reaction to Theresa May's speech

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by UK Prime Minister Theresa May regarding her Chequers plan for Brexit. Both wings of her party and the EU have rejected the plan, leading to a stalemate in Parliament. Brexiters are pleased with the EU's rejection, while Conservatives criticize May's denial of the situation. The future of the Chequers plan remains uncertain, with no clear support from Westminster or Brussels.

What was the general sentiment of MPs from Mrs. May's party regarding the Chequers plan?

• They fully supported it.

• They believed it was a dead deal.

• They were indifferent.

• They thought it was a great success.

How did Brexiters feel about the EU's rejection of the Chequers plan?

• They were disappointed.

• They were delighted.

• They were indifferent.

• They were confused.

What might have happened if the Salzburg meeting had gone well?

• Mrs. May would have stepped down.

• The EU would have accepted the Chequers plan.

• The UK would have canceled Brexit.

• A Brexiter minister might have resigned.

What is the main challenge facing Mrs. May's Chequers plan according to the transcript?

• Lack of public support.

• Parliamentary stalemate and EU rejection.

• Financial constraints.

• Opposition from other countries.

What does the country want to hear from the Prime Minister according to the transcript?

• Her resignation speech.

• A new economic plan.

• How she plans to close the gap with the EU.

• A plan to increase taxes.