UK Access to EU Market in Question

The transcript discusses the financial implications of Brexit, highlighting the Pro Brexit campaign's claim of returning £350 million per week to the UK. It also covers the necessity for the UK to contribute to the EU budget if it wants access to the single market, similar to Norway. The UK government's unclear Brexit strategy and internal cabinet differences are noted, along with the potential role of Parliament in triggering Article 50.

What was a key promise made by the Pro Brexit campaign regarding EU funds?

• To increase the EU budget

• To return funds to the UK and invest in the health service

• To reduce taxes

• To provide free trade access to the EU

What realization is becoming clearer regarding the UK's participation in the single market?

• The UK can participate without any financial contribution

• The UK must pay towards the EU budget similar to Norway

• The UK will not be allowed to trade with the EU

• The UK will have free access to the single market

What is the main issue within the UK government regarding Brexit strategy?

• Focus on reducing immigration

• Agreement on increasing EU contributions

• Differences among cabinet members on single market access

• Unanimous decision to leave the EU

What is the uncertainty surrounding UK lawmakers' involvement in triggering Article 50?

• Whether they will have a legally binding vote

• If they will lead the Brexit negotiations

• If they will decide on the EU budget

• Whether they will negotiate trade deals

What was the outcome of the British public referendum on EU membership?

• Majority wanted to remain in the EU

• Majority wanted to renegotiate terms

• Majority were undecided

• Majority wanted to leave the EU