Ann Widdecombe speaking at Brexit Party rally

The transcript discusses the perceived loss of control over British laws, borders, and governance due to EU membership. It highlights promises made during the 2016 referendum and 2017 manifestos about Brexit, including Theresa May's assertion that no deal is better than a bad deal. The speaker criticizes the abandonment of these promises and sends a message to Westminster, emphasizing the choice between allowing Brexit or facing political consequences.

What was a major concern for those voting for Brexit?

• Loss of control over national laws and borders

• Strengthening the power of the EU

• Increased control over international trade

• Improved relations with the EU

What was promised in the 2016 referendum regarding Brexit?

• That the decision would be upheld

• That the decision would be ignored

• That a new referendum would be held

• That the EU would decide the outcome

What did Theresa May's manifesto state about Brexit deals?

• Any deal is acceptable

• The EU should decide the deal

• No deal is better than a bad deal

• A bad deal is better than no deal

What is questioned about political manifestos in the third section?

• Their length

• Their popularity

• Their purpose if abandoned

• Their clarity

What choice is presented to Westminster in the final section?

• To hold another referendum

• To let Britain remain in the EU

• To let Britain leave the EU or face consequences

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU