Keir Starmer speaks on Labours brexit plans

The transcript discusses the economic implications of Brexit and the potential benefits of rejoining the EU. It highlights a forward-looking economic plan focused on reducing trade barriers, investing in the UK, and addressing protocol issues. The plan aims to leverage the climate crisis for job creation and economic growth, emphasizing investment and domestic production.

What is the speaker's stance on rejoining the EU or adopting a Norway-style model?

• They have no opinion on it.

• They think it's the only way forward.

• They believe it would reopen old wounds.

• They fully support it.

What does the speaker believe is necessary to solve protocol issues?

• Ignoring the protocol issues

• High level of trust in negotiations

• Complete withdrawal from the EU

• Increased tariffs on EU goods

What experience does the speaker draw upon to emphasize the importance of security ratings?

• Their background in finance

• Their time as a climate activist

• Their role as Director of Public Prosecutions

• Their experience as a trade negotiator

What is a critical part of the speaker's five-point economic plan?

• Increasing foreign aid

• Investing in the UK

• Reducing international investments

• Cutting down on public spending

How does the speaker propose to turn the climate crisis into an opportunity?

• By creating first-class jobs in the UK

• By ignoring climate change

• By reducing taxes on fossil fuels

• By investing in renewable energy abroad