U.K.'s May Says Cabinet Backs Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the UK government's decision on the draft withdrawal agreement with the EU. It highlights the extensive negotiations involved and the cabinet's decision to proceed with the agreement, emphasizing its alignment with national interest. The Prime Minister outlines the choices available, including the potential consequences of no deal or no Brexit. The decision aims to deliver on the referendum, regain control, and ensure a stable future for the UK.

What was a significant challenge mentioned in the negotiations for the draft withdrawal agreement?

• The timeline for the agreement

• The UK's fishing rights

• The Northern Ireland backstop

• The European Union's financial demands

What does the draft withdrawal agreement aim to achieve according to the second section?

• Increase in trade tariffs

• Regain control over money, laws, and borders

• Reduction in national security

• Expansion of free movement

What are the alternatives to the draft withdrawal agreement as mentioned in the second section?

• A new referendum

• No deal or no Brexit

• A trade-only deal

• A temporary agreement

What is the Prime Minister's responsibility regarding the government's decisions?

• To delay the implementation of the agreement

• To negotiate new terms with the EU

• To explain the decisions to the public and Parliament

• To hold a public referendum

What does the Prime Minister believe about the decision on the withdrawal agreement?

• It is a temporary solution

• It is in the best interests of the United Kingdom

• It will lead to more uncertainty

• It should be reconsidered