Interview with Boris Johnson on Brexit trade talks

The speaker discusses the desire for a trade deal similar to Canada's with the EU, emphasizing the UK's status as the EU's largest trading partner. If a Canada-like deal is not possible, an alternative similar to Australia's is considered. The UK is prepared for either outcome, but the decision largely depends on the EU.

What is the significance of the EU in the context of the trade deal discussed?

• The EU is a minor trading partner.

• The EU is the largest trading partner and export market.

• The EU has no trade relations with the UK.

• The EU is only interested in a deal with Australia.

What type of trade deal does the UK initially desire?

• A deal like Canada's

• A deal similar to the USA's

• A deal like Australia's

• A deal with no conditions

If a Canada-like deal is not possible, what alternative does the UK consider?

• A deal like Brazil's

• A deal like India's

• A deal like Australia's

• A deal like Japan's

What is the UK's stance on the potential trade deals?

• The UK is waiting for the USA to decide.

• The UK is resolved and prepared for either a Canada-like or Australia-like deal.

• The UK is unprepared for any deal.

• The UK only wants a deal with Canada.

Who ultimately decides the type of trade deal that will be pursued?

• The UK government

• The EU partners

• The Canadian government

• The Australian government