CLEAN : Some in Brussels want Brexit talks to fail: May

The transcript discusses Britain's preference for a favorable deal with the EU, emphasizing the desire for a deep and special partnership. Despite this, recent events highlight challenges in negotiations, with some in Brussels seemingly opposed to successful talks.

What is the UK's stance on a deal with the EU?

• The UK wants any deal possible.

• The UK prefers no deal over a bad deal.

• The UK wants to leave the EU immediately.

• The UK is indifferent to the deal.

What kind of partnership does the UK seek with the EU?

• No partnership at all

• A temporary partnership

• A deep and special partnership

• A financial partnership only

What has been shown by the events of the last few days?

• The UK is not interested in a deal.

• The EU is not interested in a deal.

• There are challenges in the negotiations.

• The negotiations are going smoothly.

What is the UK's view on the EU's success?

• The UK wants to compete with the EU.

• The UK is indifferent to the EU's success.

• The UK wants the EU to fail.

• The UK wants the EU to succeed.

What is the implication of some in Brussels not wanting the talks to succeed?

• It will speed up the negotiations.

• It could hinder the negotiation process.

• It could lead to a successful deal.

• It has no impact on the negotiations.