U.K. Warns It Won't Pay Brexit Bill Without Good Trade Deal

The transcript discusses potential legal and trade challenges between the UK and EU post-Brexit. It highlights the possibility of disputes being resolved in international courts and the UK's need to ensure EU trade promises are honored. The UK aims to maintain close ties with EU rules while diverging in key sectors. Contingency plans are in place if trade talks fail, including withholding payments. The UK's strategy relies on the EU's need for financial contributions to secure favorable trade terms.

What is one potential legal issue the UK might face in Europe after Brexit?

• The UK will have no legal issues post-Brexit.

• The UK will automatically be part of the European Court of Justice.

• The UK might need to arbitrate disputes in international courts.

• The UK will have to follow all EU laws without exception.

What is the UK aiming for in its future trade relationship with the EU?

• Complete separation from all EU rules.

• Alignment with EU rules in some areas while diverging in key sectors.

• Adopting all EU regulations without changes.

• Focusing solely on agriculture and ignoring other sectors.

Which sectors does the UK plan to diverge from EU rules?

• Defense and security

• Technology and healthcare

• Agriculture, financial services, and trade regulations

• Education and tourism

What is one of the UK's contingency plans if trade talks with the EU fail?

• To immediately rejoin the EU.

• To ignore all EU trade agreements.

• To hold back payments of promised money.

• To increase payments to the EU.

Why might the EU be motivated to give the UK the trade deal it wants?

• The EU needs the money promised by the UK.

• The EU does not need any money from the UK.

• The EU wants to punish the UK.

• The EU has no interest in trade with the UK.