Lib Dems would seek ‘root-and-branch’ reform of post-Brexit relationship – Davey

The transcript discusses the Liberal Democrats' opposition to a trade deal proposed by Johnson, which they believe has negatively impacted the economy. It contrasts this with Labour's initial support, noting a gradual change in their stance. The speaker emphasizes the need for comprehensive reform to rebuild relations with Europe, rather than minor adjustments.

What does the speaker initially mention about communication?

• They are avoiding communication.

• They have already been in touch.

• They will be in touch.

• They will not be in touch.

What is the speaker's opinion on the trade deal proposed by Johnson?

• It was not related to the economy.

• It was disastrous for the economy.

• It was neutral for the economy.

• It was beneficial for the economy.

Which political party does the speaker say did not oppose the trade deal?

• Labour

• Conservatives

• Liberal Democrats

• Green Party

What is the speaker's concern about political parties' approach to reforms?

• They are making changes too quickly.

• They are only making minor changes.

• They are not making any changes.

• They are making too many changes.

What type of reform does the speaker believe is necessary to improve relations with Europe?

• Minor adjustments

• Temporary reform

• Root and branch reform

• No reform