CLEAN : UKs Cameron wins deal for special status in EU

The transcript discusses the UK's relationship with the EU, focusing on migration, economic protections, and legal reforms. It highlights Britain's decision to remain outside the euro and introduces new restrictions on welfare access for EU migrants. The emergency brake mechanism is explained, ensuring migrants wait four years for benefits. These changes are legally binding and require unanimous EU agreement to alter.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding EU migration?

• Increasing the number of EU migrants

• Ensuring EU migrants have immediate access to welfare

• Reducing the number of EU migrants and reforming welfare access

• Encouraging more EU migrants to settle in the UK

What is the UK's position on joining the euro?

• The UK has already joined the euro

• The UK plans to join the euro soon

• The UK will never join the euro

• The UK is undecided about joining the euro

What economic protections has the UK secured while remaining outside the euro?

• No influence over the free trade market

• Complete isolation from the EU market

• Full say over the rules of the free trade single market

• Limited access to the free trade market

How long will the new emergency brake for EU migrants be in place once activated?

• Two years

• Ten years

• Seven years

• Five years

What ensures that the agreed changes between the UK and EU are irreversible?

• They are legally binding in international law and require unanimous agreement to change

• They can be altered by the UK alone

• They are temporary measures

• They can be changed by a simple majority vote