David Lidington: PM's deal is best option available

The transcript discusses the UK government's efforts to secure a Brexit deal that respects the 2016 referendum while protecting jobs and economic growth. It highlights the risks of a no-deal Brexit and the necessity of contingency planning. The speaker emphasizes the importance of compromise in negotiations and the need for Parliament to back the withdrawal agreement to ensure a stable future relationship with the EU. The call is for unity among politicians to prioritize national interest and move towards a brighter future for the UK.

What is the government's primary objective regarding Brexit?

• To ignore the referendum result

• To remain in the EU

• To secure a deal that respects the referendum and protects jobs

• To leave the EU without a deal

What did the House of Commons' votes reveal about Brexit options?

• All options are simple and easy

• There are no easy or simple options

• The EU has agreed to all UK demands

• There is a clear majority for one option

Why is compromise important in the Brexit negotiations?

• It is essential in any complex negotiation

• It avoids any form of agreement

• It ensures the EU gets everything it wants

• It allows the UK to get everything it wants

What is necessary to deliver the referendum result according to the speaker?

• Ignoring the withdrawal agreement

• Backing the withdrawal agreement

• Holding another referendum

• Leaving the EU without any deal

What should politicians prioritize to move forward?

• Their party's interests

• The national interest

• Personal opinions

• Avoiding any decision