It's official: Great Britain, the land of studied compromise and the stiff upper lip, has become a political soap opera. Parliament has now twice thrown out Prime Minister Theresa May's long-negotiated deal to leave the European Union, and both of the United Kingdom's main political parties, bruised and sullied, have seen their factions splinter into squabbling sub-factions. With Brexit delayed—or possibly headed for a referendum on the 2017 original—what will the damage to the UK and Europe be, and how long can this possibly go on?

Moderator

Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
U.S. Business Editor, Financial Times

Speakers

Charles Falconer
Partner, Gibson Dunn; Former Secretary of State for Justice, United Kingdom

Jo Johnson
Member of Parliament for Orpington; Former Minister for Transport and Minister for London

Denise Kingsmill
Baroness, House of Lords

Hugh Powell
Former UK Deputy National Security Adviser

Howard Shore
Executive Chairman, Shore Capital Group