U.K.'s May to EU Citizens: 'We Want You to Stay'

The transcript discusses Britain's decision to leave the EU, emphasizing the need for a cooperative approach to negotiations. It outlines a vision for a new partnership between the UK and EU, ensuring UK sovereignty while maintaining trade and cooperation. The government is preparing for all possible outcomes of the negotiations. The speaker reassures EU citizens living in the UK of their value and urges quick agreement on their status.

What is the key approach suggested for the Brexit negotiations?

• Aggression and dominance

• Cooperation and friendship

• Isolation and independence

• Competition and rivalry

What kind of partnership does the UK seek with the EU post-Brexit?

• No partnership at all

• A temporary and conditional partnership

• A deep and special partnership

• A loose and informal partnership

What is the UK government's responsibility in the event of unsuccessful negotiations?

• To blame the EU

• To hold a new referendum

• To prepare for every eventuality

• To ignore the situation

What is the main concern addressed regarding EU citizens living in the UK?

• Their right to vote in UK elections

• Their unsettled and nervous feelings about their future

• Their access to healthcare services

• Their ability to travel freely

What reassurance is given to EU citizens living in the UK?

• They are valued and welcome in the UK

• They will be granted UK citizenship automatically

• They will receive financial compensation

• They will have to leave the UK