Boris Johnson visits Wales as new Prime Minister

The transcript discusses the UK's position on Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the need for a new deal with the EU and the rejection of the current withdrawal agreement. It highlights the UK's commitment to avoiding border checks in Northern Ireland and finding technological solutions for trade issues. The economic impact of Brexit, including currency fluctuations, is addressed, with a focus on ending uncertainty for businesses. The speaker clarifies that there are no plans for a general election, emphasizing the priority of delivering Brexit.

What is the UK's approach to resolving trade issues at the Northern Ireland border?

• Implementing physical border checks

• Using technological solutions

• Relying on EU regulations

• Ignoring the issue

How does the speaker suggest the UK should prepare for Brexit?

• Only focus on securing a deal

• Ignore economic implications

• Prepare for both a deal and no-deal scenario

• Wait for the EU to make the first move

What is the speaker's response to the currency's low value?

• The government will intervene in the currency market

• The currency will recover automatically

• The government does not comment on currency

• The EU is responsible for the currency's value

What does the speaker believe is the key benefit of leaving the EU on October 31st?

• It will increase uncertainty for businesses

• It will strengthen the EU-UK relationship

• It will lead to immediate economic growth

• It will end drift and uncertainty

What is the speaker's stance on the possibility of a general election?

• The current focus is on delivering Brexit

• A general election is imminent

• The speaker is campaigning for an election

• The public demands another election