Tom Watson MP interview on Article 50 vote

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's stance on Brexit, emphasizing their commitment to not obstruct Article 50, which initiates the UK's departure from the EU. Labour seeks to ensure British businesses can trade in the single market without tariffs and that workers' rights are protected post-Brexit. They demand transparency from Theresa May's secret negotiations and stress the importance of reforms. Despite potential unmet demands, Labour will not block Article 50, respecting the referendum's outcome.

What is Labour's position on triggering Article 50?

• They will delay it indefinitely.

• They will ignore it.

• They will support it but demand reforms.

• They will block it.

What are Labour's key demands in the Brexit negotiations?

• Abolition of all tariffs.

• Access to the single market and protection of workers' rights.

• Complete control over EU laws.

• Immediate exit without negotiations.

What does Labour want to ensure for British businesses post-Brexit?

• Higher taxes on exports.

• Access to the single market without tariffs.

• No access to the EU market.

• Complete isolation from EU trade.

What is Labour's stance if their demands are not met in the negotiations?

• They will call for a second referendum.

• They will withdraw from negotiations.

• They will still support Article 50.

• They will block all future negotiations.

What does Labour insist on regarding Theresa May's negotiation process?

• It should be delayed.

• It should be transparent.

• It should remain secretive.

• It should be abandoned.