UK: Jersey fisherman believe row with France more about Brexit than fishing rights

The video discusses a fishing dispute between the UK and France, highlighting the broader implications of Brexit. Stef, a fisherman, shares his perspective on the tensions, suggesting they stem from the EU's desire to punish the UK for leaving. The UK claims to have issued 98% of fishing licenses, while France accuses the UK of being uncooperative. Both sides are preparing for potential trade disruptions, with speculations about France cutting electricity to UK islands. The situation remains tense, with both countries closely monitoring each other's actions.

What do the fishermen believe is the underlying reason for the dispute?

• A misunderstanding about fishing zones

• A reaction to Britain's departure from the EU

• A disagreement over fishing techniques

• A long-standing rivalry between fishermen

How many fishing licenses has the British Government issued to the French?

• 1700

• 55

• 750

• 98%

What action does Britain plan to take if France disrupts trade?

• Ignore the threats

• Respond to protect British interests

• Negotiate a new treaty

• Seek international mediation

What potential action by France is mentioned in the final section?

• Cutting off electricity supply

• Increasing fishing quotas

• Imposing fishing fines

• Blocking British ships

What percentage of license applications does the UK claim to have granted?

• 98%

• 85%

• 100%

• 75%