May's Brexit Deal Didn't Concede Too Much, Says Lamont

The video features Lord Lamont discussing the progress in negotiations related to Brexit, focusing on the transition to the next stage, which involves trade arrangements. While the Irish border issue remains unresolved, the agreement on principles allows for further discussions. The emphasis is on the importance of trade negotiations, with the hope that a trade agreement will ease the Irish border concerns.

What does Lord Lamont suggest about the recent Brexit developments?

• They solve the Irish border issue.

• They are merely 'Brussels fudge'.

• They are a complete resolution.

• They indicate progress to the next stage.

What is considered the most crucial part of the Brexit negotiations according to Lord Lamont?

• Security agreements

• Immigration policies

• Trade arrangements

• The Irish border issue

Why is the Irish border issue significant in the Brexit talks?

• It is unrelated to trade agreements.

• It is the only unresolved issue.

• It could lead to a hard border without a trade agreement.

• It affects trade with the US.

What does Lord Lamont imply about the Irish Government's stance?

• They seek assurances against a hard border.

• They want to delay the negotiations.

• They are focused on security issues.

• They are satisfied with the current progress.

How does Lord Lamont view the relationship between a trade agreement and the Irish border solution?

• A trade agreement is irrelevant to the border issue.

• A trade agreement simplifies resolving the border issue.

• A trade agreement has no impact on the border issue.

• A trade agreement complicates the border issue.