Interview with Nigel Farage on Brexit

The transcript discusses Britain's future trade relationship, emphasizing the need for sensible trade deals with neighboring countries. It highlights the importance of recognizing mutual trade benefits and suggests that Britain has more to gain. The speaker also mentions global ambitions, noting interest from countries like Australia and New Zealand in establishing trade deals with the UK.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need for a sensible trade deal between Britain and its neighbors?

• To maintain good neighborly relations

• To reduce the cost of goods

• To ensure mutual economic benefits

• To increase Britain's exports

What does the speaker suggest about the trade relationship between Britain and its neighbors?

• The neighbors benefit more from the trade

• Britain exports more than it imports

• Trade is equally beneficial

• Britain is at a disadvantage

What is the speaker's view on Britain's future global trade ambitions?

• Global trade is too risky

• Britain should pursue global trade opportunities

• Global trade is not a priority

• Britain should focus only on local trade

Which countries are mentioned as eager to establish trade deals with the UK?

• Germany and France

• India and China

• Australia and New Zealand

• Canada and the USA

What does the speaker imply about the timeline for Britain's global trade ambitions?

• It will start next year

• It is still in the planning phase

• It has already begun within a week

• It will take several years to start