CLEAN : UK's Johnson in strong position for trade talks with EU but must be honest about the trade offs: analyst

The transcript discusses the UK's position on Brexit, highlighting the Conservative manifesto's stance against the single market and customs union. It addresses the lack of clarity from ministers on divergence rights and the potential impact on trade with the EU. The concept of a 'level playing field' is explored, focusing on trade standards and the pressure from the US regarding agricultural goods. The discussion also covers potential trade agreements, particularly in fisheries, and Boris Johnson's leadership in navigating these complex negotiations.

What is the Conservative manifesto's stance on the UK's membership in the single market and customs union?

• They want to remain in both.

• They want to leave the single market but remain in the customs union.

• They want to remain in the single market but leave the customs union.

• They want to leave both.

What does the term 'level playing field' refer to in the context of EU-UK trade negotiations?

• Ensuring equal access to fishing waters.

• Maintaining equal standards to prevent competitive advantage.

• Allowing free movement of people.

• Reducing tariffs on agricultural goods.

Why might the UK face pressure from the US in trade negotiations?

• To increase tariffs on EU goods.

• To allow US agricultural goods into the UK market.

• To reduce tariffs on US cars.

• To allow free movement of US citizens.

What is one of the challenges Boris Johnson faces in his leadership regarding Brexit?

• Making trade-offs clear to the British public.

• Convincing the EU to lower tariffs.

• Reducing immigration from the EU.

• Increasing the UK's GDP.

What is questioned about Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit?

• His stance on immigration.

• His ability to negotiate with the EU.

• His clarity on what he wants.

• His popularity among EU leaders.