Boris Johnson meets Welsh First Minister in Cardiff

The transcript covers a discussion about the UK's potential exit from the European Union without a deal, focusing on the implications for the Welsh economy. The Prime Minister assures support for manufacturing and agriculture but lacks detailed plans. Concerns are raised about the economic impact and the absence of a clear strategy. Despite promises of new opportunities, there is skepticism due to the lack of substantive details.

What was the Prime Minister's stance on leaving the European Union without a deal?

• He wanted to leave without a deal as soon as possible.

• He had no opinion on the matter.

• He assured it was not his intention to leave without a deal.

• He was determined to leave without a deal.

What was the main concern regarding a no-deal Brexit for Wales?

• It would have no impact on the Welsh economy.

• It would lead to a significant economic boost.

• It would have a catastrophic effect on the Welsh economy.

• It would only affect the tourism sector.

What assurances did the Prime Minister provide for the Welsh economy?

• No support was mentioned.

• Support for manufacturing and agriculture sectors.

• Immediate financial aid for all sectors.

• Detailed plans for economic growth.

What was the Prime Minister's view on post-Brexit opportunities for Wales?

• He believed there would be many new opportunities.

• He had no opinion on future opportunities.

• He thought opportunities would decrease.

• He believed opportunities would remain the same.

What was lacking in the Prime Minister's discussion about future opportunities?

• A detailed plan and timeframe.

• Support from the European Union.

• Interest in Welsh agriculture.

• Optimism about the future.