U.K.'s Johnson Says 'Get Ready' for No-Deal Brexit

The transcript discusses the increasing likelihood of the UK exiting the transition period without a deal, emphasizing the need for clear communication with the public. It compares potential UK-EU relationships to the Australian and Canadian models, highlighting opportunities and the necessity for businesses and the public to prepare for changes. The speaker reassures that an Australian-style solution is not a failure of diplomacy and stresses ongoing efforts to negotiate with the EU, despite current challenges.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the transition period?

• The need for public clarity on the situation

• The benefits of an Australian-style deal

• The likelihood of a deal being reached

• The impact on the Canadian relationship

What type of relationship with the EU does the speaker suggest might be more likely?

• An Australian-style relationship

• A Japanese-style relationship

• A Norwegian-style relationship

• A Canadian-style relationship

What does the speaker suggest businesses and the public should do in preparation for January 1st?

• Wait for further announcements

• Prepare for changes regardless of the deal outcome

• Focus on Canadian trade opportunities

• Ignore the transition period

How does the speaker view the potential Australian solution?

• As an opportunity for both sides

• As a disadvantage for the UK

• As a failure of politics and diplomacy

• As a temporary measure

What is the speaker's stance on engaging with EU partners?

• Reluctant to engage further

• Ready to talk anytime

• Waiting for EU to initiate

• Focusing on other international partners