VOICED : Voices of Brexit the Italian composer in London

The speaker, a composer and conductor living in London, discusses the impact of Brexit on their perception of living in the UK. They express concerns about hostility towards EU nationals and uncertainty about the future. The potential effects on European students and cultural life are also highlighted. Despite the challenges, the speaker finds a positive outcome in strengthening their European identity and meeting people fighting for rights. They also share creative ideas inspired by Brexit.

In what way does the speaker feel more European after Brexit?

What does the speaker mean by 'there is always a civil line' in the context of Brexit?