🌍The UK's decision to leave the EU was not a retreat from the world, but a desire to build a more global Britain.
🔑The government aims to provide certainty throughout the negotiation process.
🇬🇧Taking back control of laws and ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice is a key objective.
🤝The government is committed to strengthening the union between the four nations of the UK.
✅The final deal between the UK and the EU will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament.
Why did the UK choose to leave the EU?
—The UK's decision to leave the EU was driven by a desire to take back control of laws, strengthen global ties, and restore parliamentary democracy.
What will happen to existing EU laws after Brexit?
—The government plans to convert existing EU laws into British law, providing continuity and certainty.
Will the UK still trade with the EU?
—The UK seeks a new and equal partnership with the EU, maintaining trade and cooperation while becoming a more global trading nation.
Will the UK still be part of Europe?
—The UK is leaving the EU, but it remains part of the continent of Europe and seeks to maintain strong partnerships with European countries.
Will the UK be more isolated after Brexit?
—The UK aims to be a truly global Britain, building relationships with old friends and new allies beyond the borders of Europe.
00:00The UK's decision to leave the EU was not a rejection of values, but a desire to become more global.
03:22The government aims to provide certainty throughout the negotiation process.
07:56Taking back control of laws and ending the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice is a key objective.
12:48The government is committed to strengthening the union between the four nations of the UK.
13:30The final deal between the UK and the EU will be put to a vote in both houses of parliament.
