Theresa May gives Brexit speech in Florence, setting out UK's plans to break deadlock in negotiations

The transcript covers the Prime Minister's Brexit update, focusing on diplomatic efforts to balance conflicting interests. It outlines a transitional deal with the EU, maintaining current rules until 2021. The PM assures security cooperation and legal safeguards for EU citizens. Political reactions vary, with calls for concrete negotiation steps. The speech hints at a future EU-UK relationship, balancing economic interests and regulatory cooperation, leaning towards a Norway-like model.

What was the Prime Minister's aim regarding the goodwill necessary for negotiations?

How long is the proposed implementation period for the Brexit transition?

What did the Prime Minister promise regarding the UK's financial commitments during the transition?

What did Jeremy Corbyn point out regarding the transition period?

What was the reaction of Michel Barnier to the Prime Minister's speech?

What concerns were raised about the future relationship between the UK and the EU?

What does the phrase 'kicking the can down the road' imply in the context of the Brexit negotiations?