Theresa May speaking on Brexit on visit to Grimsby

The transcript discusses the critical choices facing the UK and EU regarding Brexit. It emphasizes the importance of reaching a deal for an orderly exit and future relationship. The UK Parliament's concerns need addressing to secure support for the deal. If MPs reject the deal, it could lead to a crisis with options like a no-deal Brexit or a delay, both having significant implications. Delaying Brexit might result in new conditions that don't align with the original vote, affecting free movement and trade deals.

Why is it crucial for the UK and EU to reach a Brexit deal?

• To strengthen military alliances

• To ensure the security and well-being of Northern Ireland

• To increase trade tariffs

• To reduce immigration from Europe

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for MPs to support the Brexit deal?

• Increasing the UK's financial contributions to the EU

• Reducing the UK's trade with non-EU countries

• A complete renegotiation of the deal

• Addressing specific concerns of the Parliament

What might happen if MPs reject the Brexit deal?

• The EU will impose sanctions on the UK

• The UK will automatically remain in the EU

• A new deal will be immediately proposed

• The UK might leave the EU without a deal

What is a potential drawback of delaying Brexit?

• It will lead to a stronger UK economy

• It might result in new conditions from the EU

• It will ensure a better deal for the UK

• It will increase the UK's influence in the EU

What is one risk mentioned about not achieving the desired Brexit outcome?

• Higher annual payments to the EU

• No end to free movement

• Increased control over immigration

• Stronger trade deals with non-EU countries