CLEAN : British PM seeks to reassure Poles in post-Brexit UK

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with an introduction and context setting. It discusses the rights of Polish citizens in the UK post-Brexit, emphasizing the importance of guaranteeing these rights. The transcript also condemns hate crimes against Polish communities, highlighting the need for inclusivity and respect. Additionally, it touches on various technical and miscellaneous topics, providing a broad overview of the issues at hand.

What is the UK's stance on the rights of Polish citizens living in the UK post-Brexit?

• They will lose their rights immediately.

• Their rights will be guaranteed if British citizens in the EU have their rights assured.

• They will have to apply for new rights.

• Their rights are not a concern for the UK government.

What action has the UK agreed to take to strengthen its relationship with the EU?

• Increase tariffs on EU goods.

• Stop all trade with the EU.

• Host annual bilateral summits.

• Cancel all bilateral summits.

How does the UK view hate crimes against Polish communities post-referendum?

• They are shameful and have no place in society.

• They are a minor issue.

• They are acceptable under certain conditions.

• They are a necessary consequence of Brexit.

What is the UK's position on hosting the first of the annual bilateral summits?

• The UK has refused to host any summits.

• The UK has offered to host the first summit.

• The UK is undecided about hosting.

• The UK will only host if the EU agrees to all terms.

What is the nature of the third section of the transcript?

• It includes unrelated statements and possible transcription errors.

• It is a detailed analysis of Brexit policies.

• It provides a summary of the UK's economic plans.

• It contains clear and relevant information.