Brexit Speech by Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Tom Watson MP Part Three

The transcript discusses the misconception that EU membership threatens national identity, using France as an example to show that cultural identity remains strong. It highlights how the EU enhances rather than diminishes member states. The transcript also explores William Shakespeare's deep European connections, emphasizing that his work reflects a broader European identity rather than a solely British one.

What examples does the text provide to illustrate Shakespeare's European influences?

How does the author challenge the notion of a homogenized European identity?