CLEAN : June date set for Britain's historic EU referendum

The transcript discusses the British government's recommendation to remain in a reformed European Union. It highlights the significant decision facing the country, weighing the benefits of safety and strength within the EU against leaving. The speaker proposes a referendum for the British people to decide their future in Europe, emphasizing the belief that Britain will be better off in a reformed EU. The recommendation is clear: stay in the EU for a safer, stronger, and more prosperous future.

What is the government's stance on Britain's membership in the European Union?

• To join a new European Union

• To remain in a reformed European Union

• To leave the European Union

• To stay neutral

Why does the speaker believe Britain will be safer in a reformed Europe?

• Through cultural exchanges

• By working with European partners to fight crime and terrorism

• Due to economic benefits

• Because of increased military presence

How does the speaker suggest Britain can play a leading role in Europe?

• By increasing its military power

• By being part of one of the world's largest organizations

• By isolating itself from European politics

• By focusing on domestic issues

What is the proposed method for the British people to decide their future in Europe?

• A public debate

• An in-out referendum

• A government decision

• A parliamentary vote

What is the speaker's personal recommendation regarding Britain's future in the European Union?

• To leave the European Union

• To remain in a reformed European Union

• To delay the decision

• To negotiate a new deal