U.K.'s May Says We Are Negotiating a Good Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the UK's negotiation strategy post-Brexit, focusing on regaining control over money, laws, and borders while leaving EU policies. It highlights the importance of protecting jobs, security, and the UK's integrity. The debate on the Prime Minister's deal addresses concerns about sovereignty and the ability to withdraw from any backstop agreement. The need for a temporary backstop as an insurance policy is emphasized, aiming for a future relationship with the EU by December 2020.

What are the potential risks of the UK remaining in the backstop permanently?

What does the Prime Minister mean by stating that any backstop has to be temporary?