Jeremy Corbyn Interview With 'Sophy Ridge on Sunday'

The transcript discusses the importance of maintaining a market relationship with Europe post-Brexit, whether through single market membership or a special agreement. It highlights the potential negative impact of setting up a low-tax haven in Europe, which could harm industries and public services. The speaker emphasizes that leaving the EU should not lead to reduced public services, wages, or living standards.

What is the speaker's view on the necessity of a market relationship with Europe?

• The speaker believes in complete independence from Europe.

• Only a special relationship is needed.

• A market relationship is essential, either through membership or a special agreement.

• It is not necessary to have any relationship.

What potential threat is mentioned if negotiations with Europe do not succeed?

• Increasing tariffs on European goods.

• Establishing a high-tax zone in Europe.

• Cutting all ties with European markets.

• Creating a low-tax haven on the shores of Europe.

What does the speaker warn could be damaged by the low-tax haven threat?

• The healthcare system.

• The education system.

• Public services and industries.

• Only the technology sector.

According to the speaker, what did people not vote for when leaving the EU?

• To enhance living standards.

• To improve trade relationships.

• To cut public services, wages, and living standards.

• To increase public services.

What is the speaker's stance on the impact of leaving the EU on living standards?

• Living standards should remain unaffected.

• Living standards will inevitably decrease.

• Leaving the EU should not lead to cuts in living standards.

• Leaving the EU should improve living standards.