Boris Johnson: Post-Brexit Britain will put people before passports

The transcript discusses the UK's vision for global equality and attracting talent by prioritizing people over passports. It outlines plans to become a global free trading nation, emphasizing the importance of expanding trade beyond traditional goods. The speaker highlights post-Brexit trade opportunities, such as importing Ugandan beef, while stressing the UK's commitment to environmental responsibility by not investing in coal energy in Africa.

What is the primary focus of the speaker when discussing global equality?

• Increasing passport control

• Attracting global talent

• Reducing global trade

• Enhancing local employment

What is the UK's goal as a global trading nation?

• To focus solely on technology exports

• To limit trade to Europe

• To reduce imports from Africa

• To expand trade beyond traditional exchanges

How does the UK plan to handle its environmental responsibilities?

• By increasing coal imports

• By investing in coal projects abroad

• By ignoring international environmental agreements

• By reducing domestic coal usage and not funding coal projects overseas

What assurance did the speaker give to President Museveni of Uganda?

• Uganda will receive more UK aid

• Ugandan beef will be featured in post-Brexit Britain

• The UK will invest in Ugandan coal

• Uganda will be excluded from UK trade deals

What is the UK's stance on using taxpayer money for coal projects?

• It will not invest in coal projects for electricity

• It will increase funding for coal projects

• It will only fund coal projects in Europe

• It will maintain current funding levels