Boris Johnson gives speech on 'restoring hope and optimism' as Brexit draws closer

The transcript discusses the impact of EU regulations on the UK, highlighting the lack of democratic control over laws imposed from abroad. It questions the economic benefits of EU membership, noting that non-EU countries have experienced faster export growth. The cost of EU regulations is significant, and the UK could benefit from taking back control to foster innovation and negotiate free trade deals. The UK's export growth to non-EU countries is notable, and the transcript advocates for adopting global standards. It emphasizes the UK's unique economic strengths and potential for future growth.

Which of the following statements is true about non-EU countries' export growth to the EU?

• Non-EU countries pay higher fees for exporting to the EU.

• Non-EU countries have experienced faster export growth to the EU than the UK.

• Non-EU countries have seen slower export growth to the EU compared to the UK.

• The UK has the fastest export growth to the EU among all countries.

What is one potential benefit of the UK taking back control over its laws and regulations?

• Increased compliance with EU directives.

• Higher membership fees to the EU.

• Reduced innovation in UK firms.

• Ability to negotiate better trade deals.

Which country has the UK seen a 100% increase in exports to?

• New Zealand

• China

• Saudi Arabia

• South Korea

In which sectors does the UK particularly excel, according to the transcript?

• AI and bulk data

• Tourism and hospitality

• Automobile manufacturing and textiles

• Agriculture and mining

What does the transcript suggest the UK should focus on instead of EU standards?

• Local standards

• Historical standards

• Global standards

• Traditional standards