Baroness Warsi changes views on EU Referendum

The transcript discusses the Brexit debate, highlighting Baroness Warsi's switch from Leave to Remain, accusations of xenophobia in campaign messages, and the economic and political implications of Brexit. It covers reactions from political figures, the impact on businesses, and the role of immigration in the debate. The discussion also touches on industry responses and employment concerns, with references to major companies like Ford and BMW.

What significant change did Baroness Warsi make during the Brexit campaign?

• She became the leader of the Conservative Party.

• She shifted her support from Leave to Remain.

• She announced her retirement from politics.

• She decided to support the Leave campaign.

What was the main criticism of the UKIP poster unveiled during the Brexit campaign?

• It was seen as promoting economic instability.

• It was criticized for being xenophobic.

• It was ignored by the media.

• It was praised for its artistic design.

How did the Remain campaign respond to the actions of a dangerous individual?

• By supporting the individual's actions.

• By accusing the Leave campaign of being motivated by similar sentiments.

• By ignoring the incident completely.

• By using it to highlight the dangers of open-door immigration.

What was the reaction of businesses like Ford to the potential of Brexit?

• They advised their workers to vote Remain due to uncertainty.

• They supported the Leave campaign.

• They remained neutral and did not comment.

• They planned to move their operations to another country.

What economic strategy did the Leave campaign promote for small and medium businesses?

• Reducing business taxes within the UK.

• Increasing trade within the EU.

• Opening up trading opportunities outside the EU.

• Focusing solely on domestic markets.