May Said to Signal Willingness to Offer More on Brexit

The transcript discusses Theresa May's willingness to offer more on the Brexit bill, signaling a shift in tone towards cooperation at a summit in Brussels. Angela Merkel expressed motivation to move talks to trade by December, despite financial negotiations still being a key issue. The EU leaders emphasized the need for tangible negotiations, and Merkel countered UK press claims of no progress, highlighting a positive performance by May.

What did Theresa May signal to EU leaders regarding the Brexit bill?

• She would not offer any more money.

• She is willing to offer a little more.

• She wants to reduce the amount pledged.

• She plans to withdraw from negotiations.

What was Angela Merkel's stance on the Brexit talks during the summit?

• She was pessimistic about the talks.

• She wanted to delay the talks.

• She was motivated to move talks to trade by December.

• She refused to comment on the talks.

How did the tone of the Brexit talks change according to the transcript?

• It remained the same.

• It became more secretive.

• It shifted to a more cooperative tone.

• It became more confrontational.

What was the main focus of the discussions in the final section?

• The financial aspects and tangible negotiations.

• The social implications of Brexit.

• The environmental policies post-Brexit.

• The cultural impact of Brexit.

What was the EU leaders' view on Theresa May's performance?

• They were indifferent to her performance.

• They thought it was her worst performance.

• They believed it was her best performance so far.

• They criticized her heavily.