Cross Party Campaign For Britain To Leave The EU Launched

The video discusses the ongoing efforts to renegotiate the UK's position in the EU, highlighting the Vote Leave campaign's cross-party support and its wealthy backers. It also covers the controversial role of Douglas Carswell, a former Conservative who joined UKIP, and the internal competition for public funds among Brexit campaigns. An ICM poll shows a divided public opinion on the EU, with Brexit campaigners needing to address internal splits to win over the public.

What is the main concern about the Prime Minister's approach to the EU renegotiation?

• He is focusing too much on economic benefits.

• He is neglecting environmental issues.

• He is not involving enough political parties.

• He is bargaining away workers' protection rights.

Who are some of the notable backers of the Vote Leave campaign?

• Conservative MP Boris Johnson and Labour MP Keir Starmer

• Former Tory treasurer Peter Cruddas and UKIP donor Stuart Wheeler

• Green Party leader Caroline Lucas and Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn

• Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon

What is a key characteristic of the Vote Leave campaign?

• It avoids involving wealthy donors.

• It focuses solely on economic issues.

• It is a cross-party campaign.

• It is led by a single political party.

What was Douglas Carswell's reason for defecting from the Conservatives?

• Desire to join a more environmentally focused party

• Disagreement with the party's economic policies

• Protest at David Cameron's handling of the EU referendum

• Personal conflict with other party members

According to the ICM poll, what percentage of people support Britain remaining in the EU?

• 50%

• 44%

• 55%

• 39%