CLEAN : British PM says Brexit threats timed to affect election

The transcript discusses the challenges in Britain's negotiations with the EU, highlighting misrepresentations in the press and a hardened stance by the European Commission. It notes that these actions are timed to influence the upcoming general election. Despite this, Britain clarifies its intentions post-Article 50, emphasizing no harm to EU allies and a desire for a deep partnership, while maintaining that no deal is better than a bad deal.

What has been a significant challenge for Britain in its negotiations with the EU?

• Financial constraints

• Lack of public interest

• Misrepresentation in the continental press

• Support from the European Commission

What is the purpose of the European actions mentioned in the second section?

• To support Britain's election

• To influence the outcome of Britain's general election

• To strengthen Britain's negotiating position

• To improve trade relations

What did Britain emphasize in its Article 50 letter?

• Desire to harm EU allies

• Intent to leave the EU without any deal

• No intention to harm EU friends and allies

• Plan to rejoin the EU

What is Britain's stance on the type of deal it wants with the EU?

• No deal is an option

• Any deal is acceptable

• A bad deal is better than no deal

• No deal is better than a bad deal

What kind of relationship does Britain seek with the EU?

• A distant and formal relationship

• A deep and special partnership

• A temporary alliance

• A competitive rivalry