Theresa May at European Council press briefing

The transcript discusses the UK's 2016 referendum on EU membership, where the British public voted to leave. It highlights the government's commitment to honor this decision, as reflected in the manifestos of 80% of elected MPs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Parliament delivering on the referendum result and suggests that a negotiated deal would be beneficial for the UK.

What choice was given to the British people in 2016?

• To adopt a new currency

• To change the government

• To leave or stay in the European Union

• To join the European Union

What percentage of votes were cast for MPs who pledged to respect the referendum?

• 90%

• 80%

• 50%

• 60%

What did the government promise regarding the 2016 referendum decision?

• To delay the decision

• To ignore it

• To hold another referendum

• To honor and respect it

What is the duty of Parliament according to the speaker?

• To change the referendum result

• To negotiate with other countries

• To hold another election

• To deliver on the referendum result

What does the speaker believe is better for the UK?

• Holding another referendum

• Leaving without a deal

• Staying in the EU

• Negotiating a deal