Theresa May, EU Not Budging on Immigration

The transcript discusses the early stages of Brexit negotiations, highlighting the hardening rhetoric between the UK and EU. It explores the UK's internal political dynamics, particularly the differing views within the Conservative Party and the challenges faced by Theresa May in uniting her party. The potential for early elections is considered, given the Labour Party's disarray and the Conservative Party's slim majority.

What is the EU's stance if the UK wants to control immigration completely?

• The UK must leave the single market.

• The UK can negotiate special terms.

• The UK must hold a referendum.

• The UK can remain in the single market.

What is causing questions about the unity of the UK government regarding Brexit?

• The lack of a clear vision for Brexit.

• The EU's refusal to negotiate.

• The Labour Party's strong opposition.

• The economic impact of Brexit.

What is Theresa May's current focus according to the discussion?

• Negotiating with the EU.

• Gaining support from her party.

• Strengthening ties with the US.

• Reducing immigration immediately.

What is the state of the Labour Party as discussed in the transcript?

• They are leading in the polls.

• They have a clear Brexit strategy.

• They are in chaos and lack unity.

• They are unified and strong.

Why might Theresa May consider calling an early election?

• To change the EU's stance.

• To gain a stronger mandate.

• To unite the Labour Party.

• To avoid Brexit negotiations.