New Tory Leader Must Be Honest With Electorate, Says David Miliband

The lecture discusses the complexities of Brexit, focusing on Boris Johnson's approach, the Conservative leadership campaign, and the economic and social impacts. It highlights the challenges in negotiating the UK's future relationship with Europe and the political feasibility of being honest about Brexit trade-offs. The Labour Party's unclear position on Brexit is also examined, emphasizing the need for a second referendum to restore democratic confidence.

What was Mark Carney's stance on Boris Johnson's claim regarding the Gatt 24 article?

• He supported it as a viable option.

• He rejected it as only applicable to countries with trade agreements.

• He was neutral and did not comment.

• He suggested modifications to make it work.

What has been the impact of Brexit on Britain's reputation according to the lecture?

• It has severely tarnished Britain's reputation.

• It has made Britain more economically stable.

• It has had no impact on Britain's reputation.

• It has improved Britain's global standing.

What is the market's preference between a second referendum and a general election?

• The market prefers a general election.

• The market is indifferent between the two.

• The market prefers neither option.

• The market prefers a second referendum.

Why is it challenging for a Tory leader to be honest about Brexit trade-offs?

• Because of the strong performance of the Brexit Party.

• Due to lack of information about trade-offs.

• Because the electorate is not interested.

• Due to the complexity of trade agreements.

What is the paradox mentioned regarding referendums?

• You can't have a referendum without a parliamentary decision.

• You can't undo a referendum without having another one.

• Referendums are always contradictory.

• Referendums are not legally binding.