Julian Smith called back from Irish border for Cabinet meeting

The transcript discusses the political and economic implications of Brexit, focusing on the behavior of British cabinet ministers, the impact on local businesses and foreign workers, challenges faced by the agricultural sector, and issues related to trade and market access. It highlights the lack of government communication and the potential future consequences for border communities and the economy.

How have British cabinet ministers been described in their approach to visiting border towns?

• Frequent and supportive

• Transparent and communicative

• Secretive and disengaged

• Open and engaging

What is a major concern for foreign nationals working in border areas post-Brexit?

• More job opportunities

• Better working conditions

• Increased wages

• Losing their jobs

What is a significant risk for the agricultural sector if there is a no-deal Brexit?

• Disruption of cross-border trade

• Higher crop yields

• Unrestricted trade

• Increased subsidies

How might the EU view the UK post-Brexit?

• As a third country

• As a preferred trading partner

• As a member state

• As a special ally

What logistical challenge is mentioned in relation to Brexit?

• Increased air traffic

• Truck congestion on motorways

• More efficient customs processes

• Faster shipping routes