Damian Green MP On Theresa May's Brexit Speech

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to leave the single market as part of Brexit, emphasizing the need for a strategic partnership with the EU. It outlines the UK's negotiation stance to secure a favorable deal and highlights the country's economic performance and future vision. The UK aims to maintain a friendly relationship with the EU while aspiring to become a global nation.

Why was leaving the single market considered inevitable according to the transcript?

• It was a decision made by the Prime Minister alone.

• Because the EU demanded it.

• Due to the British people's vote to exit the EU.

• The single market was no longer beneficial.

What is the Prime Minister's approach to negotiations with the EU?

• Seek a beneficial deal but not at any cost.

• Accept any deal offered.

• Negotiate aggressively without compromise.

• Avoid negotiations altogether.

What is the Prime Minister's stance if the deal is unfavorable for Britain?

• She will renegotiate immediately.

• She will consult the EU for advice.

• She will reject it.

• She will accept it to maintain peace.

How has the British economy performed in the six months following the referendum?

• It has been unpredictable.

• It has performed well.

• It has declined significantly.

• It has remained stagnant.

What is the future vision for Britain as mentioned in the transcript?

• To focus solely on European partnerships.

• To revert to pre-EU economic policies.

• To isolate from all global partnerships.

• To become a global nation leveraging its strengths.