UK's Prime Minister due to call her Cabinet together to plan next moves towards BREXIT

The transcript discusses the political landscape following a referendum, focusing on Brexit and its implications. It highlights the internal debates within the UK government, particularly regarding the single market and the role of Chancellor Philip Hammond. The cabinet is tasked with finding positive opportunities from Brexit, despite differing views. Efforts to unify ministers and the influence of civil servants are noted. The establishment of a dedicated Brexit department at 9 Downing St is emphasized, with Theresa May prioritizing Brexit as a key agenda.

What are the concerns raised about the UK leaving the single market?

How did the cabinet ministers respond to the task of finding positive opportunities from Brexit?

What does the phrase 'Brexit means Brexit' signify in the context of the discussion?

What role does Theresa May see Brexit playing in her priorities upon returning to 10 Downing St?

What is the significance of the department dedicated to Brexit mentioned in the text?