Keir Starmer speech on Brexit Day

The speaker addresses an audience at Westminster Cathedral Hall, reflecting on the political journey across the UK, including Scotland and Wales, and advocating for a federal United Kingdom. The speech coincides with the UK's departure from the EU, marking the end of a divisive era. The speaker highlights the political turmoil and changes over the past three and a half years, including multiple Brexit secretaries and prime ministers. The speech calls for unity and moving beyond the leave-remain divide, emphasizing the need for the Labour Party to also move forward.

What is the significance of Westminster Cathedral Hall according to the speaker?

• It is a place for political debates.

• It offers a peaceful retreat during tense times.

• It is the headquarters of the Labour Party.

• It is a historical monument.

Which regions did the speaker visit to discuss politics and advocate for a federal United Kingdom?

• Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the southeast of England

• The northwest of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland

• Scotland, the northwest of England, and Wales

• Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

What major political event is the speaker reflecting on?

• The UK's entry into the EU

• The formation of a new political party

• The UK's departure from the EU

• The election of a new prime minister

How many Brexit secretaries did the speaker have to shadow?

• Four

• One

• Three

• Two

What does the speaker suggest needs to end along with the UK's departure from the EU?

• The Labour Party's influence

• The leave-remain divide

• The political debates

• The economic policies