Ed Balls Speech on the EU Referendum at Stansted Airport.

The transcript discusses the economic risks of the UK leaving the EU single market, emphasizing the potential damage to families and the economy. It highlights warnings from the Bank of England, IMF, and economists, dismissing claims that these warnings are misleading. The speakers argue that leaving the EU is a one-way ticket to a poorer Britain, with long-term consequences. They stress their lack of political motives and compare the situation to the past debate on joining the euro, concluding that leaving the EU would be even more damaging.

What are the potential consequences of losing access to the single market for families?

How does the speaker describe the economic consensus regarding the risks of leaving the EU?

What does the speaker imply about the motivations behind the Leave campaign?

In what way does the speaker compare the potential economic damage of leaving the EU single market to joining the euro?

What is the speaker's overall message regarding the risks of leaving the EU single market?