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Quiz: Did Theresa May really say this about Brexit?

Brexit means…
9.00pm, 14 Apr 2019
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WITH BREXIT DELAYED yet again, UK Prime Minister Theresa May faces irate MPs on Thursday to explain why – three years after Britain voted to leave the EU – they may be staying in it for another six months.

Yet again, she told the House of Commons she “deeply regrets” that she was unable to get her withdrawal agreement through on time and the UK could leave the EU as planned.

In fact, since she became Prime Minister in the summer of 2016, she has said an awful lot about Brexit.

But did she say all of these things below?

"After Brexit, Britain wants to be a good friend and neighbour in every way."
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"Brexit does not always, necessarily, mean Brexit."
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"That was Abba's Dancing Queen [...] and I believe we need to be sure footed if we are to succeed in our negotiations with EU and deliver on the result of the referendum."
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"I have always said no deal is better than a bad deal."
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"I have never said no deal is better than a bad deal."
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"No my right honourable friend. We shall not have order. Not until we deliver on the result of the referendum."
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"If he wants to end the uncertainty […] then he should vote for a deal. Simples."
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"With no deal we would have [...] changes to everyday life in Northern Ireland that would put the future of our union at risk."
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"You tell me how will you explain it to your children and their children that you did not deliver Brexit?"
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"Britain is leaving the European Union and there can be no turning back."
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