Brexit Deal Means UK Must Leave Single Market

The transcript discusses Britain's new global position post-Brexit, focusing on trade strategies with the EU, the role of Parliament in approving the Brexit deal, and the challenges in negotiations. It highlights the impact on industries and customs union membership, and presents diplomatic perspectives on Britain's stance. Theresa May's Brexit plan is outlined, emphasizing the pursuit of a comprehensive free trade agreement with the EU while ensuring parliamentary involvement and addressing negotiation challenges.

What is Britain's goal in terms of its global position post-Brexit?

• To increase financial contributions to the EU

• To become a truly global brand

• To restrict trade with non-EU countries

• To remain a part of the European single market

What is one of the benefits mentioned of not being a member of the single market?

• No requirement to contribute large sums to the EU budget

• Increased freedom of movement

• Automatic access to the single market

• Guaranteed trade deals with all EU countries

What commitment did the government make regarding the final Brexit deal?

• To put the final deal to a vote in both Houses of Parliament

• To allow a public referendum on the deal

• To bypass Parliament and enforce the deal directly

• To negotiate the deal without any parliamentary input

What is a key challenge in the Brexit negotiations according to the transcript?

• Increasing tariffs on EU goods

• Replicating single market advantages in key industries

• Ensuring complete separation from the EU

• Reducing diplomatic ties with EU countries

How did European envoys react to Britain's negotiation stance?

• They immediately rejected the proposals

• They found it interesting but ambiguous

• They were indifferent to the proposals

• They found it clear and straightforward