Boris Johnson gives speech on 'restoring hope and optimism' as Brexit draws closer

The transcript discusses the decline of UKIP and the importance of immigration control in the UK. It highlights the Prime Minister's stance on taking back control of laws and the implications of remaining in the EU's single market. The economic benefits of EU membership are questioned, with a comparison to non-EU countries experiencing rapid export growth.

What was a significant reason for the decline of UKIP?

• Economic downturn in the UK

• Public feeling of being heard regarding immigration control

• The party's internal conflicts

• Increased support for the EU

What did Theresa May emphasize in her speeches regarding EU laws?

• The need to follow EU laws without question

• The necessity of adopting EU regulations

• The importance of having a say in the laws that affect the UK

• The benefits of remaining in the single market

According to Theresa May, what would remaining in the single market imply?

• Not leaving the EU at all

• A partial exit from the EU

• A complete exit from the EU

• An increase in trade barriers

What is a concern for those worried about leaving the customs union?

• Increase in immigration

• Reduction in national security

• Loss of cultural ties with Europe

• Decrease in economic benefits

How have non-EU countries performed in terms of exports to the EU?

• Their exports have remained stagnant

• They have experienced rapid growth in exports

• Their export growth has been slower than EU countries

• They have seen a decline in exports