Theresa May's Message to Europe about Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to leave the EU, emphasizing that it was not a rejection of shared values but a move to restore parliamentary democracy and national self-determination. The UK aims to maintain strong global relations, continue trade, and ensure security cooperation with Europe. The UK seeks a new partnership with the EU, distinct from existing models, focusing on independence and equal collaboration.

What was the primary reason for the UK's decision to leave the EU, according to the speaker?

• To become more isolated from global affairs

• To restore parliamentary democracy and national self-determination

• To harm the EU and its member states

• To reject the values shared with the EU

How does the UK plan to maintain its relationship with the EU post-Brexit?

• By seeking partial membership in the EU

• By closing its borders to EU citizens

• By continuing to trade freely and ensuring mutual security

• By adopting the same model as other non-EU countries

What role will Britain's intelligence capabilities play in the future relationship with the EU?

• They will be reduced significantly

• They will continue to help keep Europe safe from terrorism

• They will focus solely on domestic issues

• They will be shared with non-EU countries only

What is the UK's stance on partial or associate membership of the EU?

• The UK seeks partial membership

• The UK is undecided on its membership status

• The UK wants associate membership

• The UK does not seek any form of partial or associate membership

What is the ultimate goal of the UK in its negotiations with the EU?

• To hold on to bits of EU membership

• To secure the right deal for Britain as it leaves the EU

• To adopt a model already enjoyed by other countries

• To remain half in and half out of the EU