Interview with Tony Blair on Vote Remain

The video discusses the potential threats posed by Brexit, particularly focusing on the peace process in Northern Ireland and the implications of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. It highlights the economic risks and the importance of addressing detailed questions about the future of the common travel area. The discussion also touches on accusations of irresponsibility and the distinction between scaremongering and issuing warnings about the consequences of leaving the EU.

What is the main concern about the vote to leave the EU as discussed in the first section?

• It will improve international relations.

• It could lead to economic growth.

• It will have no impact on the UK.

• It might threaten the peace process and break up the UK.

What is the potential consequence of the UK leaving the EU regarding the common travel area?

• A new travel agreement with the EU.

• No change in travel regulations.

• Increased travel freedom between the UK and Ireland.

• A hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

How might a hard border affect the local economy in Northern Ireland?

• It could cause significant damage to the local economy.

• It will boost the local economy.

• It will have no effect on the economy.

• It will lead to new economic opportunities.

What is the accusation made against those speculating about the peace process's future?

• They are ignoring the issues.

• They are supporting the Leave campaign.

• They are being overly optimistic.

• They are being irresponsible.

Why is it important to address detailed concerns about the Leave campaign's proposals?

• Because they are irrelevant to the peace process.

• Because they matter to people's livelihoods and security.

• Because they will not affect the UK.

• Because they are already resolved.