CLEAN : Voices of Brexit the British sheep farmer

The speaker explains their reasons for voting to leave the EU, citing a desire for more control and a fairer system. They express hopes for government support in agriculture and concerns about being forgotten. Economic considerations include a preference for fewer subsidies in exchange for better prices for produce. The speaker acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding the outcomes of Brexit, describing it as a guessing game.

What was one of the main reasons the speaker voted to leave the EU?

• To improve relations with the EU

• To increase trade with other countries

• To gain more control over their own country

• To reduce immigration

What is one of the speaker's hopes for the future after leaving the EU?

• To join another international union

• To receive more subsidies from the EU

• To increase the number of imports

• To have a fair deal and government support for agriculture

What concern does the speaker have regarding agriculture post-Brexit?

• That food production will decrease

• That there will be too much government intervention

• That new technology will not be adopted

• That agriculture will be forgotten

What financial change does the speaker prefer after leaving the EU?

• Increased taxes on agricultural products

• More investment in technology

• Less reliance on subsidies and better prices for produce

• More subsidies from the EU

How does the speaker feel about the outcome of leaving the EU?

• Uncertain and views it as a guessing game

• Regretful about the decision

• Certain about the benefits

• Confident about the future