Jeremy Corbyn Interview about Brexit

The transcript discusses Labor's objectives in negotiations with the EU, emphasizing the need for market access, financial services, and workers' rights protection. It criticizes the British Government for not clearly defining its negotiation stance post-referendum, particularly regarding Article 50, which should not be invoked until a clear position is established.

What are some of the key objectives Labor wants to achieve in negotiations with the EU?

• Access to European markets and financial services

• Reduction of workers' rights

• Increased tariffs on European goods

• Privatization of British industries

What does Labor want to protect in its negotiations with the EU?

• Workers' rights obtained through EU membership

• The right to impose tariffs on EU goods

• The ability to privatize industries

• The right to ignore EU regulations

Why is it important for the British Government to set its conditions before triggering Article 50?

• To delay the Brexit process indefinitely

• To increase tariffs on European goods

• To avoid any negotiations with the EU

• To ensure a smooth transition and clear negotiation strategy

What is the current issue with the British Government's approach to Brexit negotiations?

• It has refused to negotiate with the EU

• It has focused solely on financial services

• It has not clearly set out its basic negotiating principles

• It has already triggered Article 50 without a plan

What is the significance of the delay in the British Government's articulation of its principles post-referendum?

• It creates uncertainty and hinders effective negotiations

• It allows for more time to negotiate with other countries

• It ensures that Article 50 is never triggered

• It strengthens the UK's position in the EU