Interview with Alun Cairns, Secretary of State for Wales

The video discusses the UK Government's commitment to working with all parts of the UK, including devolved administrations, as it negotiates exiting the EU. It highlights the importance of listening to concerns from the Welsh and Scottish Governments and responding to their white papers. The mood in discussions is described as constructive, with a focus on international trade and joint efforts to attract investment. The video also addresses the upcoming US state visit and the UK's commitment to NATO.

What is the UK Government's approach towards the devolved administrations in the context of Brexit negotiations?

• Excluding them from discussions

• Ignoring their concerns

• Allowing them to veto decisions

• Listening and responding to their proposals

How does the UK Government view the role of a unified approach in international trade?

• It complicates trade missions

• It is unnecessary for trade success

• It achieves more than independent efforts

• It is less effective than independent efforts

What was the mood of the discussions on international trade according to the transcript?

• Hostile

• Indifferent

• Constructive

• Confusing

What is the British Government's stance on the US President's state visit?

• They have canceled it

• They are determined to make it a success

• They are undecided about it

• They plan to postpone it

Why is NATO considered important by the British Government?

• For security and stability

• For cultural exchange

• For economic growth

• For environmental protection