Theresa May speaking on Brexit on visit to Grimsby

The transcript discusses the Brexit deal, emphasizing its importance for the UK. It highlights the need for mutual respect and cooperation to finalize the deal, which affects all citizens, regardless of their stance on Brexit. The speech addresses the financial, immigration, legal, and trade implications of Brexit, aiming to unite the country and move forward. Grimsby's significant role in the Brexit decision is noted, along with the desire for more control over national matters. The deal promises to redirect funds to national priorities, end free movement, and regain control over laws and trade agreements.

What is the speaker's main message regarding Brexit in the first section?

• Brexit is only important for those who voted for it.

• Brexit is a national issue that requires unity.

• Brexit is solely a parliamentary issue.

• Brexit should be delayed for further discussion.

Why does the speaker mention Grimsby in the context of Brexit?

• To highlight a region that voted to remain.

• To emphasize the economic impact of Brexit.

• To illustrate a decisive voting area for leaving the EU.

• To discuss the cultural diversity of the region.

What control does the Brexit deal aim to provide according to the second section?

• Control over the internet and digital media.

• Control over global climate policies.

• Control over national matters like immigration and laws.

• Control over international sports events.

What change regarding immigration is mentioned in the third section?

• Ending free movement and controlling borders.

• Maintaining the current immigration system.

• Allowing only skilled workers from the EU.

• Increasing the number of immigrants allowed.

How will the Brexit deal affect the UK's legal system?

• The UK will adopt a new EU legal framework.

• The UK will make its own laws without EU jurisdiction.

• British judges will apply EU laws.

• The EU will continue to have jurisdiction.