Chi Onwurah MP on market walkabout

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit, focusing on the importance of the single market and customs union. The speaker emphasizes the need for a parliamentary debate to clarify what 'leave' means, arguing against a hard Brexit. They highlight the significance of trade for the Northeast region, which has a trade surplus, and express concerns about making constituents poorer. The conversation also touches on personal reflections and the challenges of decision-making.

What are your views on the UK's relationship with the EU regarding the single market?

Why do you believe the customs union and single market are dividing lines in the Brexit debate?

How do you think leaving the EU will impact trade in the Northeast?

What is your stance on the idea that the referendum result mandates a hard Brexit?

What do you think should be the focus of the parliamentary debate regarding Brexit?