London Mayor Khan: Need Access to Single Market

The transcript discusses the implications of the UK's decision to leave the EU, focusing on London's need for more powers and a role in negotiations. It highlights the importance of financial services and passporting rights for London's economy. The speaker emphasizes the need for London to have a seat at the negotiating table to ensure favorable outcomes. The debate over a second referendum is addressed, with the speaker opposing it. The transcript concludes with a discussion on Labour Party leadership and the need to learn from the referendum campaign.

Why is it important for London to have a seat at the Brexit negotiating table?

• To increase taxes in London

• To protect jobs, trade, and investment

• To ensure London can leave the UK

• To reduce London's population

What could happen if London loses passporting rights for financial services?

• London will become the financial capital of the world

• Financial services will become free for all

• Financial institutions might relocate to other European cities

• The UK will rejoin the European Union

What is the main concern regarding a second referendum on Brexit?

• It will make Brexit negotiations easier

• It could lead to more public cynicism

• It will increase the UK's GDP

• It will guarantee a better deal with the EU

What is the speaker's stance on another vote regarding Brexit?

• Supportive of another vote

• Opposed to another vote

• Unaware of the possibility of another vote

• Indifferent to another vote

What lesson does the speaker believe should be learned from the referendum campaign?

• The value of privatizing public services

• The necessity of increasing military spending

• The need for clearer communication of political positions

• The importance of reducing taxes