Final day of the Conservative Party conference - Prime Minister Theresa May gives Tory Conference speech

Theresa May outlines her vision for a post-Brexit Britain, emphasizing control and leadership. She discusses the Brexit plan, the quiet revolution, and criticizes the Labour Party while appealing to the working class. May calls for change in business practices and governance, positioning Brexit as a mandate for her vision. The speech concludes with a call for national unity and trust in her leadership.

What did Theresa May mean by saying 'if you believe you're a citizen of the world, you're a citizen of nowhere'?

What was Theresa May's stance on the role of the government in the economy?

How did Theresa May conclude her speech and what call to action did she make?