Tony Blair to give speech on Brexit

The transcript discusses Sir John Major and Tony Blair's criticism of Brexit, highlighting concerns about the potential breakup of the UK and the destabilizing effects on Northern Ireland. Tony Blair urges Remainers to change public opinion and argues that the public was not fully informed about the implications of leaving the EU, such as exiting the single market and customs union. The transcript also covers Blair's political rallying against the government's Article 50 bill and the potential political and social consequences of a hard Brexit.

What is the main concern expressed by Sir John Major and Tony Blair regarding Brexit?

• It will strengthen the UK's economy.

• It will improve relations with the EU.

• It will have no significant impact.

• It could lead to the breakup of the UK.

According to Tony Blair, what were people unaware of when voting for Brexit?

• The benefits of remaining in the EU.

• The implications of leaving the single market and customs union.

• The impact on global trade.

• The changes in immigration policies.

What does Tony Blair suggest people have the right to do as Brexit terms become clearer?

• Change their mind about Brexit.

• Support the Prime Minister's plan.

• Vote in another referendum.

• Ignore the Brexit negotiations.

What is the significance of the Article 50 bill moving to the Lords?

• It marks the end of Brexit negotiations.

• It is a call to defy the Prime Minister and Jeremy Corbyn.

• It indicates the UK's decision to remain in the EU.

• It signifies the start of a new referendum.

What potential impact of Brexit does Tony Blair highlight concerning Northern Ireland?

• Improved trade relations.

• Stronger border security.

• Increased tourism.

• Destabilizing effects on the peace process.