Interview with Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales

The transcript discusses the UK Prime Minister's intentions to avoid a 'talking shop' in government, emphasizing the importance of reflecting work in the UK Government's sphere. It covers the triggering of Article 50, respecting the Brexit referendum, and the need for a deal beneficial to Wales. The discussion highlights the importance of UK unity post-Brexit and collaboration among the four countries. It concludes with concerns over Donald Trump's executive orders and the potential postponement of a state visit due to controversy.

What is the Prime Minister's view on the role of the UK's white paper in Brexit negotiations?

• It should be discarded after initial discussions.

• It should be used only as a reference.

• It should be a central part of the negotiation strategy.

• It should be ignored.

Why is triggering Article 50 significant for Wales?

• It allows Wales to remain in the EU.

• It respects the referendum result and starts the exit process.

• It gives Wales more autonomy.

• It increases Wales' influence in the EU.

What is the main concern regarding the UK's unity post-Brexit?

• The UK might become more integrated with the EU.

• The UK might face economic sanctions.

• The UK might break up.

• The UK might lose its global influence.

How does the speaker view Donald Trump's executive orders?

• As a cause for concern.

• As a minor issue.

• As irrelevant to the UK.

• As a positive change.

What is the speaker's stance on the state visit following the executive orders?

• It should be moved to another country.

• It should proceed as planned.

• It should be postponed if the situation remains unchanged.

• It should be canceled permanently.