EU Citizens in U.K. Need Reassurance, Says London's Khan

The transcript discusses the implications of the Brexit vote, focusing on the future of EU citizens in the UK, the government's role in negotiations, and the potential impact on London's economy. It also touches on Scottish independence and the need for devolution, highlighting London's strengths and the importance of international trade relations post-Brexit.

What is the speaker's stance on the Brexit vote?

• They are happy with the decision.

• They are indifferent to the outcome.

• They plan to campaign against it.

• They are disappointed but accept it.

What does the speaker suggest should be given to EU citizens in the UK?

• A temporary work permit

• A free travel pass

• A cast iron guarantee of their future

• A financial compensation

What is the potential consequence if the UK does not reach a deal with the EU in two years?

• The UK will automatically remain in the EU.

• The UK will have to rely on WTO terms.

• The UK will face no changes.

• The UK will have to negotiate with the USA.

What is the speaker's view on London's role in the UK?

• London should declare independence.

• London should focus only on cultural aspects.

• London's needs are crucial for the UK's benefit.

• London should have less influence.

What does the speaker believe Brexit necessitates for cities and regions?

• More centralized control

• More powers and devolution

• Less autonomy

• Increased taxes

What is one of London's selling points according to the speaker?

• Its diverse ecosystem and talent

• Its focus on agriculture

• Its strict immigration policies

• Its isolation from other regions

What does the speaker suggest about immigration in London?

• It is unnecessary for London's growth.

• It should be completely stopped.

• It should be the same across the UK.

• A flexible immigration system is needed.