David Davis hosts European Commission chief negotiator Michel Barnier in London for Brexit talks

The transcript discusses the ongoing Brexit negotiations, focusing on the UK's decision to leave the customs union and the implications for trade and market access. It highlights the EU's stance on the need for a transition agreement and the political tensions within the UK Parliament regarding Brexit-related legislation. The narrative also captures public and political reactions to these developments, emphasizing the challenges and complexities of the Brexit process.

What was confirmed by Number 10 regarding the customs union after Brexit?

• The decision on the customs union is still pending.

• A new customs union will be formed with the EU.

• There will be no form of customs union with the EU.

• The UK will remain in the customs union.

What was the EU's chief negotiator's purpose for visiting London?

• To announce a new trade agreement.

• To finalize the Brexit deal.

• To negotiate a new customs union.

• To meet with David Davies and discuss the consequences of leaving the customs union.

What is required during the transition period according to the EU?

• The same rules for everyone.

• Different rules for each country.

• Flexible rules depending on the situation.

• No rules at all.

What was the reaction in the Commons regarding the Immigration Bill?

• It was passed without any issues.

• It was delayed, causing frustration.

• It was rejected outright.

• It was fast-tracked for approval.

What is the main concern of those opposing the government's Brexit plan?

• The lack of a clear transition period.

• The possibility of new barriers to trade with the EU.

• The potential for increased trade with the EU.

• The formation of a new customs union.