G20 Summit Theresa May Barack Obama at G20 News Conference

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to leave the EU, emphasizing that there will be no second referendum. It includes questions from the press about the implications of Brexit on trade relations with the US and addresses security concerns related to Hinkley Point. The importance of the trading relationship between the UK and the US is highlighted.

What was the UK government's stance on holding a second referendum after the Brexit vote?

• They wanted to delay the decision.

• They planned to hold another referendum.

• They were undecided about a second referendum.

• They respected the initial vote and ruled out a second referendum.

What did the President previously warn the UK about if they voted for Brexit?

• They would be at the back of the queue for trade deals.

• They would receive immediate trade benefits.

• They would have no change in trade relations.

• They would lead the queue for trade deals.

What was Jason Rose's question to the President regarding Brexit?

• If the President would visit the UK again.

• How Brexit would affect the EU.

• If the President regretted his previous comments on Brexit.

• Whether the President supported Brexit.

What topic was the Prime Minister expected to discuss with the President regarding Hinkley Point?

• Potential security implications.

• Public opinion.

• Environmental concerns.

• Economic benefits.

What was the focus of the discussions between the UK and the US mentioned in the third section?

• Tourism opportunities.

• Cultural exchanges.

• The importance of the trading relationship.

• Military alliances.