Vince Cable speaking to supporters in Twickenham

The speaker discusses the local and national support for opposing Brexit, highlighting the negative impact on local institutions like the National Physical Laboratory and universities. Economic concerns are raised, emphasizing the lack of investment due to Brexit uncertainty. The speaker argues for a political stance against Brexit, advocating for a new vote on the issue once negotiations are complete.

What is one of the main concerns for local employers regarding Brexit?

• Increased taxes

• Loss of European Union funding

• Impact on national physical laboratory science research

• Higher import tariffs

What was the reaction of financial experts during the debate about Brexit?

• They were optimistic about future investments

• They were alarmed about the economic upheaval

• They were supportive of the government's plan

• They were indifferent to the changes

What has been supporting the economy despite the slowdown?

• Increased exports

• Government subsidies

• Consumer spending supported by credit cards

• Rising employment rates

What is the party's position on Brexit negotiations?

• They want to leave the European Union immediately

• They support the current government's approach

• They want a fresh public vote on the negotiations

• They are indifferent to the outcome

How does the speaker describe their party's position in the election?

• Opposed to any form of Brexit

• Neutral and undecided

• Strong and confident

• Weak and uncertain