Nigel Farage not impressed by Boris Johnson's 'oven-ready' Brexit deal

The transcript discusses the UK's trade negotiations, highlighting a shift from a Canada plus style deal to an 'oven ready' deal. It warns of long-term issues due to being bound by an international treaty, giving the EU an advantage. The EU is expected to demand full regulatory alignment in various sectors, including financial services and fisheries.

What was the initial trade deal approach mentioned by the speaker?

• A no-deal Brexit

• A soft Brexit

• A Canada plus style trade deal

• A hard Brexit

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe the expected completion of the trade deal?

• An oven ready meal

• A finished puzzle

• A wrapped gift

• A completed marathon

What does the speaker predict about the long-term effects of the trade deal?

• It will bring prosperity

• It will lead to many years of indigestion

• It will be forgotten quickly

• It will be a smooth transition

What is the speaker's concern about the international treaty?

• It will be ignored

• It will be too short

• It will trap the country

• It will be too flexible

According to the speaker, what is one of the sectors that Brussels wants regulatory alignment on?

• Financial services

• Education

• Healthcare

• Technology