Brexit Speech by Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Tom Watson MP Part Four

The transcript discusses the deep-rooted European influence on English identity, highlighting historical figures and events that shaped this connection. It covers the royal lineage, the significance of D-Day, and Churchill's role in the formation of the EU. The narrative emphasizes the diversity and innovation in UK cities and celebrates the contributions of English writers to European culture.

Which historical figures are mentioned as part of England's European connections?

• Columbus, Magellan, and Vespucci

• Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach

• Newton, Darwin, and Hawking

• Erasmus, Chaucer, and Sidney

What significant event is highlighted as a demonstration of the indivisible fate of England and France?

• The Glorious Revolution

• The Battle of Hastings

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The D-Day landings

Who is described as a founding father of the EU?

• Charles Darwin

• William Shakespeare

• Winston Churchill

• Isaac Newton

Which British author is noted for conceiving a famous work in Geneva?

• Agatha Christie

• J.K. Rowling

• Jane Austen

• Mary Shelley

Which city is mentioned as a place where Keats's life and death are celebrated?

• Rome

• Berlin

• Paris

• Vienna