Theresa May interview on Brexit

The transcript discusses the complexities of Brexit negotiations, highlighting the UK's stance that no deal is better than a bad deal. It contrasts the EU's proposal, which could separate Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK, with the UK's counterproposal that respects the Brexit vote while maintaining the UK's constitutional integrity. The discussion emphasizes the importance of securing a deal that protects jobs and respects the democratic decision to leave the EU, while also clarifying the UK's position on a no deal Brexit.

What is the main concern with the EU's proposal regarding Northern Ireland?

• It would create a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.

• It would keep Northern Ireland in the single market and customs union, separating it from the rest of the UK.

• It would allow free movement of people between Northern Ireland and the EU.

• It would impose tariffs on goods from Northern Ireland.

What does the British Government's proposal aim to achieve?

• End free movement and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.

• Create a customs border between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.

• Keep Northern Ireland in the EU single market.

• Impose tariffs on EU goods.

What is a key goal of the British Government's proposal regarding the UK?

• To separate Northern Ireland from the UK.

• To maintain the constitutional integrity of the UK.

• To keep the UK in the EU single market.

• To impose tariffs on all EU goods.

What is the British Government working towards in the Brexit negotiations?

• A deal that imposes tariffs on EU goods.

• A deal that keeps the UK in the EU.

• A deal that separates Northern Ireland from the UK.

• A deal that respects the Brexit vote and maintains the UK's integrity.

What policies does the UK aim to exit as part of the Brexit deal?

• The EU's common agricultural and fisheries policies.

• The EU's healthcare policy.

• The EU's education policy.

• The EU's defense policy.