Michael O'Leary interview on Heathrow decision

The transcript discusses the uncertainty and concerns surrounding Brexit, particularly from a business perspective. It highlights the UK's weak negotiating position and the hardening stance of the European Union. The speaker criticizes Theresa May's leadership and lack of a clear Brexit strategy, emphasizing the need for a sensible arrangement that maintains access to the single market.

What is the main reason businesses are worried about Brexit according to the first section?

• The European Union is softening its stance.

• The UK government has a clear plan.

• The UK lacks negotiating power.

• German car manufacturers support a soft deal.

What does the speaker suggest as a sensible arrangement for the UK?

• Leave both the EU and NATO.

• Stay in the EU but leave the single market.

• Leave the EU and the single market.

• Leave the EU but stay in the single market.

What is the significance of Article 50 in the Brexit process?

• It allows the UK to negotiate indefinitely.

• It prevents the UK from leaving the EU.

• It sets a two-year deadline for negotiations.

• It guarantees a soft deal for the UK.

How did Theresa May's position change after the referendum?

• She remained on the remain side.

• She became a neutral party.

• She shifted to lead the exit side.

• She left politics entirely.

What criticism is directed at Theresa May and her team regarding Brexit?

• They have too much influence over the EU.

• They are too focused on remaining in the EU.

• They lack a clear understanding of Brexit.

• They have a clear and effective plan.