CLEAN : Eurosceptics make themselves heard in UK

The transcript discusses the sentiment in Britain towards leaving the EU, highlighting the challenges within Europe such as chaos and unemployment. It proposes a new relationship with Europe focusing on trade and political cooperation without a federal government. The political challenges faced by David Cameron, including party and voter resistance, are also explored.

What is the general sentiment among British people regarding the EU membership?

• They are completely against it.

• They have no opinion on it.

• They are divided, with some in favor and others skeptical.

• They are unanimously in favor of it.

What are some of the issues mentioned in Europe?

• High employment rates

• Political stability

• Chaos and dysfunctionality

• Economic prosperity

What kind of relationship is proposed with Europe?

• No trade or political ties

• Full membership in the European government

• Trade and political cooperation without a European government

• Complete political integration

What is the stance of many British voters regarding financial contributions to the EU?

• They do not understand why more money should be given.

• They want to double the contributions.

• They are indifferent to the contributions.

• They are willing to increase contributions.

What challenge is David Cameron facing within his party?

• Unanimous support for EU membership

• A lack of interest in EU matters

• Members unwilling to compromise on EU issues

• Complete agreement on EU policies