Theresa May's Brexit Speech in 50 Seconds

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to finalizing a deal with the EU, emphasizing the need for a parliamentary vote. It outlines the proposal for a free trade agreement that prioritizes the freest possible trade in goods and services, while avoiding membership in the single market. The focus is on a smooth transition to a new partnership with the EU, avoiding disruptions.

What is required before the UK-EU deal can be enforced?

• A vote in both Houses of Parliament

• Approval from the Prime Minister

• Approval from the European Commission

• A public referendum

What is not a priority for the UK in its negotiations with the EU?

• Trade in goods and services

• Avoiding a disruptive transition

• A free trade agreement

• Membership of the single market

What type of agreement is the UK aiming to establish with the EU?

• A customs union

• A political union

• A defense pact

• A bold and ambitious free trade agreement

What is the UK's goal in terms of the transition to new arrangements with the EU?

• To immediately cut all ties

• To phase in new arrangements smoothly

• To prioritize defense agreements

• To maintain the status quo indefinitely

What is the UK trying to avoid as it moves towards a new partnership with the EU?

• A customs union

• A disruptive cliff edge

• A political union

• A defense pact