Theresa May statement after EU Brexit talks

The UK emphasizes the importance of mutual respect in negotiations with the EU, urging the EU to provide detailed counter proposals. The UK is preparing for a no-deal scenario, ensuring the rights of EU citizens in the UK and committing to prevent a hard border in Northern Ireland. The UK government stresses the significance of respecting the referendum result and seeks serious engagement to resolve negotiation issues.

What does the UK expect from the EU to make progress in negotiations?

• A complete acceptance of the UK's proposals

• A public apology

• A detailed explanation and counter-proposals

• A financial settlement

What assurance is given to EU citizens living in the UK in the event of no deal?

• They will be given UK citizenship

• They will receive financial compensation

• Their rights will be protected

• They will have to leave the UK

What is the UK's stance on the border issue in Northern Ireland in case of no deal?

• Northern Ireland will be separated from the UK

• The UK will do everything to prevent a hard border

• The UK will ignore the border issue

• A hard border will be established

Why is the referendum described as significant in the UK's history?

• It was the first referendum ever held in the UK

• It was the quickest referendum to be conducted

• It was the largest democratic exercise in the UK

• It was the most controversial referendum

What is the UK Prime Minister's commitment regarding the referendum result?

• To hold another referendum

• To uphold the result and not break up the country

• To break up the country for a better deal

• To overturn the result if necessary