PM's Brexit speech in Florence watched at Tory Festival in UK

The transcript covers Theresa May's speech on a Brexit reboot at a Tory gathering, highlighting the challenges and reactions from various political parties. It discusses the political dynamics within the UK, cross-party views on the implementation period, and concludes with the future outlook on Brexit. The speech emphasizes the need for innovation and creativity while acknowledging the challenges posed by hardline Eurosceptics.

What was the reaction of the Liberal Democrats to the Prime Minister's speech?

What does the phrase 'the biggest threat to new ideas is the stubbornness of the old ones' imply in the context of the speech?