Labour's Corbyn Wants Customs Union With EU After Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's post-Brexit trade relations with the EU, focusing on the customs union. Labour proposes a new UK-EU customs union to avoid tariffs and a hard border in Northern Ireland, ensuring the UK has a say in future trade deals. In contrast, the Conservative government has shifted its stance from wanting tariff-free trade to accepting some tariffs, without specifying which sectors would be affected.

What is Labour's main goal in negotiating a new UK-EU customs union?

• To ensure no tariffs and avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland

• To become a rule taker

• To increase tariffs with Europe

• To reduce trade with Europe

What is a key condition Labour insists on for a new customs union?

• The UK should have a say in future trade deals

• The UK should focus only on domestic trade

• The UK should have no say in future trade deals

• The UK should accept all EU rules without negotiation

How does Labour view a deal where the UK is a passive recipient of rules?

• As a favorable outcome

• As an unacceptable outcome

• As a temporary solution

• As a necessary compromise

How has the Conservative government's stance on tariffs changed?

• From wanting no tariffs to accepting some tariffs

• From accepting tariffs to wanting no tariffs

• From focusing on domestic trade to international trade

• From prioritizing agriculture to prioritizing technology

What criticism is made about the Conservative government's approach to tariffs?

• They have reduced tariffs on all goods

• They have increased tariffs on all goods

• They have not specified which sectors might face tariffs

• They have clearly outlined their tariff strategy