Gordon Brown Talks About Britain as an Outward Looking Country, Not Narrowly Nationalist

The transcript discusses the importance of monitoring campaigns for rule-breaking and the need for transparency in financial declarations to the European Parliament. It contrasts the Brexiteers' isolationist view with an internationalist perspective, emphasizing Britain's historical alliances and the need for future engagement with Europe.

In what ways does the speaker suggest Britain should engage with the world?

What is the overall message the speaker wants to convey about national identity?