Theresa May (FULL) interview Andrew Marr (02/10/2016) - BBC News

PM Theresa May speaks to Andrew Marr in depth about her plans for the UK to leave the EU.
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[@Giorgio8006]

The UK will regret losing such a leader and lady

[@jaexiusnem1267]

The UK regrets that she was ever Prime Minster

[@girlwithbluefence]

She did brilliantly in this interview, I look forward to hearing more of her!

[@collapsible1639]

Pass me the vomit bag.

[@stevemilwa]

WTF is up with this frame rate?

[@lowisl289]

Is it only me whom listening this to improve listening skill for Ielts? :D

[@49days]

No, i am also listening to this to improve my listening skills :D

[@avishekbanerjee5014]

I am also in it.

[@captainnemo8964]

haha, me too,

[@Weltdrache]

Wow I thought I am the only one doing this ^^ just not for lelts (sry Idk what that is)

[@Weltdrache]

Wow I thought I am the only one doing this ^^ just not for lelts (sry Idk what that is)

[@eckbertwickleberry4911]

Theresa is such a great woman, best PM ever, gotta love her!

[@qiyumi5605]

15:48 there is a girl dancing and waving hands hehind on the footbridge

[@chloeagnew1]

I really enjoy listening to British English. This accent is awesome.

[@Ab-wx1jr]

Because British English makes more sense than American English

[@chloeagnew1]

Rogue Gamer Agree!

[@jackcarter6629]

Unfortunately you and half the world learn English from American films and TV shows.

[@chloeagnew1]

***** Yes that is a shame.

[@awandabenawanda266]

British accent is awesome. Been doing self-study, and my life has never been the same. What a fantastic accent!

[@theexpliotedforlife]

Voted No in the Scottish independence referendum and voted Remain in Brexit. However, if (when) Scotland becomes independent it will entirely be the fault of the English and Welsh. This has dealt a fatal blow to the union.

[@gedkenny6606]

I cant understand what makes people like you come on here and say such uneducated shit ! So let me get this straight ! You want to leave the UK and declare independence and then JOIN the EU ? One word for people like you and its MONG !

[@doodlebug8901]

Leave UK to gain your independence then hand it straight over to the EU ???

[@gladifly]

Why don't you just leave then and allow your economy to rapidly decline overnight and become less off while the rest of the union all laughs out loud...Nicola Sturgeon is a clown.

[@theexpliotedforlife]

It is the principle of democracy. Every single Scottish constituency, as well as most Northern Irish constituencies, voted remain. It is not leaving the EU itself which will bring about the end to the United Kingdom, it was that the majority of the electorate in Scotland and N.I. wanted to remain. The democratic deficit in the country has never been so explicit.

[@doodlebug8901]

yet a majority of the people in Scotland voted to stay in the union so your arguments Bolks really.

[@charlescyklop1679]

Theresa May is ok by me.

[@elloboblanco9111]

The more I hear from Theresa May the more I like her. She had her detractors when she was voted in because she 'was a remainer', but historically she was a eurosceptic, her position during the referendum was merely her showing loyalty to Cameron. Since then she has raised exactly the issues that the British people are concerned about, namely: uncontrolled immigration, jobs for native Brits, sovereignty, families and working people's concerns over globalist bankers. I hope you stay on this same course, but for now Mrs May you definitely have a supporter in me.

[@scootjockey]

WTF i thought Brexit meant that we do not have to have European Laws now SHE say,s we will incoperate them ????? I,m confused.

[@scootjockey]

Alway.s personal is,nt it Mr dooodson ,i bet it would not be if i knocked on your door GOT THAT.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

To repeal the laws, you have to first own the laws. She's passing an act, to allow us to repeal, change or keep any EU laws, in the context of us being an independent sovereign nation, outside the EU with no obligation to follow EU Directive laws. Some of these laws make sense, they're in the UK's interests for trade, safety and a whole range of issues. Other laws, not really useful or sensible and we can abandon those.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

***** It's difficult to understand your comment, sorry. The UK (public) has long wanted an exit from the EU, and we were never really a full member, as you pointed out. We were opposed to the Euro and many areas of EU policy. Not only is the common market out-dated it's gone too far from its original purpose. Economic unification hasn't worked. The loss of legal sovereignty, a top-down totalitarian-style government combined with the lack of any sensible or economically sustainable immigration policy are the dangerous aspects of the EU. Those were main reasons the British people seized their opportunity in Brexit. I hope other countries now feel confident in the coming years as we formalize our exit, to have their own referendums and exits.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

***** You sound like sour grapes to me. The debate stage is over. We're leaving the EU, get over it. The EU has failed, is still failing and will fail completely. That's my prediction.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

***** Watch the full video. The Prime Minister has outlined the timescale. Article 50 is being invoked BEFORE MARCH 2017. She's already passing a large piece of legislation ahead of that to re-gain full British independence over EU legislation. The UK is the 2nd largest economy within the EU. The UK's departure will potentially break the EU, or at the very least shake things up considerably, if the EU continues this silly "free movement or no trade" nonsense. We're quite happy to walk away from the EU and the single market completely. The EU has far more to lose than we do.

[@kerriegrant6293]

AH THATS WHAT I REALLY NEED TO HEAR, THE REPEALING OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ACT, THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART. phew i never thought i would hear that, i am so relieved

[@goodkindjoker]

I understand what you are saying...🤗💓👍🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@evairpachelbel2383]

Tereza May has one beautiful Voice.

[@brettbellgalway]

who is the man in the background waving at the camera ?????lol

[@folasadegiwa6305]

thank so much good miss folasade giwa safiyat good blessing you todary am ?

[@StormySeb]

the unfortunate fact is that even though Parliament voted 6:1 for EURef, they could still slap it down and that would be a disaster. Personally, I think a lot of Labour MPs will be out of a job if they decide to vote against it.

[@jozsueferentzi5157]

4:26 Look at the guy in the background :D

[@nattharikakhaononkok8956]

I not happy but thank you

[@sherillgeorge7888]

hello Britain

[@Riko1980]

Britain now has a Prime Minister that was never voted in by the British Public yet Britons had the nerve to complain that the EU commission was 'undemocratic' , even when they had members of the EU parliament representing them who were democratically elected. This whole Brexit thing has been a stupid endeavour multiple times over , and Britain just keeps shooting itself in the foot >_< .

[@jackcarter6629]

+Riko1980 Nope, the Government was voted in. It just changed leadership. Nobody voted for Cameron, they voted for CONSERVATIVES and the Tories are still in power because they were democratically voted for. Democracy in the UK is nationwide voting for political changes. Referendums for example and in this case, change of political party to govern the country. Now you're up to speed and on the same page. Try to keep up.

[@Riko1980]

***** The Tories were voted in with David Cameron being the leader of the Conservative Party at that time. He then went on to appoint people to their respective roles with Theresa May being one of many . Because that's the kind of power that is allocated to the Prime Minister , but you can't tell me for sure that it won't have made a difference if someone else was heading the Tories at the time of the election. Also that still doesn't refute my point , you simply corrected me on 'the basics'. The Britons already had democratically elected representatives in the EU parliament where they could ensure that not a single law could be passed without their unanimous approval. But they still felt they had the right to call the EU undemocratic. Whereas when David Cameron decided to step down the decision over who would succeed him wasn't even put up for a vote nor was their an option to have an early election given the circumstances. The decision was left entirely to the Conservative Party where only two people decided who was going to be the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. On a final note...you can take that condescending tone of yours and stick it mate.

[@jackcarter6629]

Riko1980 Nope, with the UK representing just 8% of the vote in the European Parliament I'll stop you right there mate. The UK had no chance of stopping any law being passed with 100% disapproval with this small representation. The SNP has a larger representation in the House of Commons. Let me stop you before this point and swing you by your whiskers to a time before Juncker was elected President. David Cameron did not want Juncker elected and this is understating it. It was put to a vote and Cameron lost 26-2. Hungary was the only country which agreed with him. The ratio is the same with anything the UK votes for, they all vote the opposite. Granted, the Germans agreed with Cameron too but Merkel bottled it at the time of voting. Since then Juncker has victimised the UK, wasting no time to start the withdrawal of the UK Rebate. I am trying to keep it to "the basics" for you here. Blair gave up 20% of the Rebate until 2013, the year before the EU Presidential election. Cameron TRIED to nodiate a new deal but his opposition to Juncker's appointment to President saw to it he is dismissed at every opportunity. He even warned the EU he'll have no choice other than give the people of the UK a chance to vote against the stance of the EU via a referendum - it was a last resort. He had already been humiliated twice by Juncker publicly announcing the UK need not bother turning up for meetings. And nope,when people go to a Poll Station, nobody votes for a Political Party like you've been told already, do keep up mate. Teresa May won by default due to the other candidates stepping out of the running, they were all being voted for democratically within the Conservative Party ... not the 302 MPs mate, the 148,000 people with Membership of The Conservative Party mate!!! MATE! Boris was popular but he stepped down after Gove stabbed him in the back, this made him unpopular and allowed Leadsom to leap frog him in the leadership VOTING polls, yet she was still way short of Teresa May with 70% of voting. But the democratic process continued and we thought we'll have to wait wait until September - but Andrea Leadsom had the hairbrained idea to prattle on about herself being a mother and pointing out Teresa May never has been so, what was that about, "only two people decided who was going to be the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom." I think I get the gist of what you were trying to say and you said it pretty loudly and I agree you're not very knowledgeable about British politics or what has happened in the EU since 2005.

[@Riko1980]

***** I never presented myself as being an expert on either British or EU politics, I actually would be expected to be paid for that if I was. Nevertheless you don't need to have a masters in EU law to understand how horrible a decision the Brexit was and how even now its apparent how detrimental such a decision is going to be on the UK economy and its people in the long-term. I'm going to have to do more research before I get back to you with a more explanatory and complete answer. Til then I'll leave you with this - remember that Scotland voted majority to remain but were told to shut-up and bear it because the overwhelming majority of the UK's population , who of course don't even reside in Scotland, voted leave and that 'democracy had spoken' and the 'voices of the people had to be heard.' Well Scotland makes only around 8% of the total UK population , so why are the decisions made in the EU commission undemocratic simply because only 8% of the MEP are elected British . officials?

[@jackcarter6629]

The EU Referendum was about the UK leaving the EU. Scotland is a part of EU. Scotland is not a member of the EU. To be a part of the EU, Scotland has to follow protocol and first win a referendum to leave the UK and then apply to be a member of the EU. This is very democratic. They were given a Referendum the year before last and the majority voted to stay a part of the UK. This was a democratic process. The Scots in the EU Referendum were British, voting on behalf of the UK - not Scots voting on behalf of Scotland. I agree it's in the best interests of Scotland to remain having the protection of the EU. Who knows what the real Government has planned for the belligerent SNP once they're at their mercy after Brexit is final? I am Nationalist myself, quite an activist in my day and have Scotland, England, Wales and N.Ireland tattooed on my forearm underneath a George and Dragon - real full on defiance to political correctness so I get why the Scots want Independence and why they need to stay in the EU ... but life sucks and the two Houses Of Parliament have to do their thing first before a referendum can happen. This they will not do while the UK is going through a massive political change and it could take years for the dust to settle. I'm all for the Scots to have another Referendum in time, but think it's pathetic to think it's possible to keep having one straight after another until you get the result you want. It's like wanting to call a coin toss until you win. The first thing I noticed with this new comment of yours is that you feel 8% UK representation in the EU is fairly democratic with the lives of 60 Million+ people being effected by the whims of ambivalent foreigners with their own self interests for their countries at our expense - but find 8.3% of the UK being represented by Scotland to be unfairly democratic with 5 Milllon lives being effected by fellow British people living with them, working with them, socialising with them, caring about them? As for Brexit it's too early to see if its a bad thing or not. We had no help from the EU during the Credit crunch of 2008, so a lot of good the EU Membership did there. They did not help Greece survive economically, they are letting Italy go the same way ... so personally I can't wait to get the monkey off our backs. Immigration isn't an issue for me, being governed by an elected British Government is. Foreigners abroad are inconsequential to me and so are their opinions about the UK and the British. So obviously I don't want the altruist aresholes deciding how many hours we can work, what food we can buy and how many refugees we have to employ, but this is just me. With the price of Scottish oil dropping to a record low, it is fortunate Scotland is a part of the UK and has the burden shared by the people of three other countries ... while nobody in the EU is caring. What you are trying to say about the EU is of interest to me, especially if you're Scottish ... so give it some thought please. I am British and always like to understand what my people are on about when they're ranting about things regarding the UK and the British. I can argue your point in discussions with others when I know what it is.

[@DoneDunning]

The trust levels are not really smashing through the charts at the moment. Perhaps 2020 will be less blurred?

[@deadbait4942]

Up yours remain campainers , brexit has won, made my day.

[@kerriegrant6293]

made mine to hahaha, when i heard her say shes repealing the european communities act, that clinched it, because article 50 is a trap unless the act is repealed, i'm so happy.

[@chahinebinsaleh6954]

Oh really? We'll see how it works right after this bloody country is out. I will indulge in seeing your already low paying jobs taken away from your bitching whining asses.

[@deadbait4942]

H Neilson Don't cry it's not good at your age.

[@kerriegrant6293]

H Neilson AHA A TROLL WITH NO CONTENT ON THE CHANNEL.

[@shelleylyme6402]

stefanos2691 The economy is expanding, Nissan has just announced a major new manufacturing initiative . . . . Brexit Britain is looking good. Bye bye EU !!

[@dodododatdatdat]

idk i think UK is gonna regret this decision. 'the people' were tricked into this

[@frankcozens8585]

well 'the people' were tricked into joining the EU in the first place, so we're even lol

[@deadbait4942]

dodododatdatdat no one tricked me.

[@KatchouroBlade]

I'd say the 48% were tricked.

[@gladifly]

Really??? When remain had superior funding and bias coverage manufactured at spin central???

[@mrsupermannow]

Hahaha :) You are one of those fooled by propaganda, you are a joke !

[@thenoblemennoblemen4458]

25: 30. real face of May

[@goldilockszone4389]

I am no misogynist but she is talking rubbish

[@VebitoTetseo_gPlus]

The accent, pronunciation, clarity and overall discipline in their speeches is enviable.

[@nigel0001]

How many of you would with Theresa May?

[@simonRTJ]

only 50% wanted to leave. i would say thats not the consensus.

[@arts7293]

Do you even know how economy is working???Who will be working in your factories, hospitals,....who will be renting your flats??? Where do you get people for replacing emigrants? Brexit- bye bye British with comfortable life

[@peterdoodson7102]

Yes people we want to do those jobs from a wider range of people not just low life Europeans not wanted go back please.

[@nuckingfuts3204]

Robots.

[@arts7293]

Alec Hemy if those emigrants with broken English, without connections are able to take your job then how useless you must be???

[@TPQ1980]

Factories? Have you heard of globalisation? The majority of factories are staffed by Chinese people in China. Our Hospitals (ie the NHS) are staffed 78.5% by British nationals. Only 4% of NHS staff are EU migrants. We have a housing *shortage* currently, so there will be no problem filling our flats. I think you know nothing of the UK's society or economy.

[@charlesalmeida3837]

How can I get the transcription of this interview? Is it possible?

[@VCYT]

I prefer her to Cameron, tho dave had a great sense of humour.!

[@rajesh4cat]

Theresa May is the best PM in the world. I like her she the best and she works hard for us.

[@remcovanek2]

Only economy is a subject. So empty...

[@judgementravi480]

Union ez more strength

[@discreet7205]

"life is going to be different in the future"

[@collapsible1639]

The future is 1984. And then some.

[@leshaigh8257]

Theresa may!!! new prime minister of great Britain!!! she has fashionable shoes apparently!!!

[@annaorlova1697]

2:50

[@markgable101]

BREXIT meant we govern our own country...... Simple.

[@brightcorner7025]

21:00

[@jas360ii1]

I from it public school, I vote for the blue tree coz to me a civil engineer student... and my old schools have been brought out be many education institutions and I believe the government should believe in health, safety, environment and 'state schools '

[@Adamb87]

The economic plans have been consistently harsh with massive negatives but have as yet been unable to provide any real return or rewards , austerity has been the single method implemented for six years but British citizens only age experienced the utter ineffectivenesss austerity has provided . The narrow single minded approach that has been in place since 2010 onwards , repeating through increasing or adding to austerity measures along with a constant use of making cuts in funding for those most in need with cuts in public services with removal or severely reduced investments in britains full range of public services in the publi. sector. The austerity and cuts have produced very little constantly present as the entirnations long term Economic recovery has been placed Unfairly on the same groups in society over burdening austerity measures cuts have been

[@shelleylyme6402]

With Theresa in charge, everything's looking good for a lovely Red, White and Blue Brexit !!

[@luuminhduc897]

why don't you have a subtitle for me, i 'm learning english, by the way can you speak slowly, MR. Andrew Marr, i could't follow you

[@shinjiirie6785]

フィレンゼ　≒Firenze. -Past japanese- フィレンツェ≒Florence. -Presently japanese- "Don't going back for Firenze,Dunny G."

[@nighty516]

I am the only one who observe that person who tried to be become observed in video making with hand ?

[@WildBassfly]

fit

[@archstanton481]

Happy birthday Mr Putin!

[@jamesahoam9166]

Holoooo have afflection for your word's, a magnificente glory èver heard stay to night,, mamma and papà peace among thee,

[@fortmarine71]

PM of Britistania where Eu nationals are treted like shit and where 70 sharia courts are free to do everything and don't forght non go area

[@rodjosenico6882]

what you know about school to do that. are you a dr in eduction to change the education system. this is not something you decided, what is your education to make this change are you a prof and done 100 of research in this subject.

[@morsmagne]

She comes across as very competent, but it's a pity that she's not as entertaining as Boris. She's very Civil Service.

[@James-gc5if]

Boris is an incompetent liar. Who cares whether he's 'entertaining', he's not a TV character there for our amusement, he's the Foreign Secretary, meaning he is the man who represents our country abroad and sets out policy for our relationship with all the other countries. It's not a joke, it's an embarrassment.

[@morsmagne]

Jamie Dawkins Boris has just given a speech at the Conservative Party Conference. They loved it. I'm sure that if you're a Labour supporter you would hate him because he's helping to keep the Labour Party far away from power.

[@James-gc5if]

I'm not a Labour supporter :-) I agree, that was a good speech, but any well-educated slimeball can be a good orator, it just takes intelligence and charisma, which Boris has got.

[@morsmagne]

Jamie Dawkins I once tried to do what Boris does. It's not as easy as he makes it look.

[@James-gc5if]

If you're not well-educated *and* charismatic it doesn't work :-) You can't just be one of those.

[@jane9875]

she doesnt look like a prime minister to me

[@hoihoi12250]

she doesn't have a prime ministerial look?

[@luciatilyard2827]

She looks like the head mistress of a private girls school to me. I don't really like her, I hear she is unashamedly racist.

[@karoles86]

first impression realy fine. Perhaps that's enough

[@TPQ1980]

What's a Prime Minister look like to you?

[@RVAnne22]

Well she definitely look more prime ministerial than Corbyn that's for sure

[@retcon1991]

The Grammar School resurrection is very interesting, and the idea of the institution, conceptually, seems to me to be valid. I don't think the comprehensive school's system of talent compartmentalisation really works in practice because the teachers at the top aren't always prepared to really draw out and build upon the gifts of the gifted. My issue comes with the segregation coming at age 11, though. To be funnelled in such a significant way from such an early age is ridiculous.

[@donaldthomson9411]

Don't think grammar schools are the answer. Pump more money into equipment and training to improve all our schools. Give teachers greater disciplinary powers to take control back of their classrooms

[@allmightlionthunder5515]

Theresa May plz be are iron maiden do not back down from the EU overlords

[@dongmingim]

I'm glad that they become like Russian.

[@casmitaparamita9783]

6l

[@kerriegrant6293]

to improve schools, then remove "common Purpose" from within them! look up common purpose folks if you dont know what this pretend charity is! charity my foot!

[@abdulrasheed17]

Pm UK Theresa would be like to trump no deel UK public relations demand for you to BBC news platforms welcome

[@adrianlala3706]

Take a chiky pick we allways diacritic

[@vivera2828]

While listening this interview, the image I got for Britain in the future was North Korea.

[@donaldthomson9411]

Shame she didn't do some interviews like this during the election campaign. Fundamentally decent woman, but bloody awful election campaign.

[@fenderblues1744]

TORY'S OUT. VOTE NO CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.

[@mandarinmcphee9295]

I just don't see this going smoothly. Watching how the US Congress operates, ie nothing ever gets done in terms of our budget, I fear the European Union will not play fair. The two year completion target will probably get pushed out to ten years of bickering.

[@morsmagne]

My understanding is that the negotiating process can't go on for longer than 2 years. If that happens, WTO international rules apply. That would actually be rather good for the UK! Much better than our current arrangement. However, that would really suck for German car manufacturers and other EU importers to the UK. It would be good news for US companies such as Ford because your cars would be relatively more attractive. Therefore, you should pray that a negotiation isn't reached!

[@dothedeed]

In the parliamentary system the PM always has a majority of MPs so the vote will most likely pass. It's like if congress voted on who'd be President -

[@morsmagne]

snbartUK I wonder if the UK would have to be one of the countries to agree! I don't think we would somehow.

[@morsmagne]

dothedeed The electorate have voted for Brexit. It would be a very 'brave' MP who stood against the wishes of the people. I know that Anna Soubry wants us to stay in the EU, but there is talk of her having the whips removed. I think that means that she might be kicked out of the party.

[@morsmagne]

***** I think the Conservatives are doing very well at their party conference. My only qualm is that Hammond said he intends accommodation to be built on public land. I have a very nice local wood near me. It is one of my real pleasures to walk through it every week or so. I would hate to think that would be destroyed. I think Labour have missed an opportunity to not pick up on that. However, it wouldn't surprise me if they would go even further than the Tories intend to.

[@nhatvy7554]

Right now, we may not see the Brexit's impacts, but for a long time, I think England can suffer some knock-on effects due to investment loss, the investors' transition to another EU' country. Besides, the foreign community living in England, they will find difficult with a lot of problems...

[@kerriegrant6293]

MAY BE FOR THE ILLEGALS! but not for the minority here legally

[@thelife2242]

Our investment has gone up post Brexit because businesses know that the U.K is deep down a right wing country which embraces the free market ideology over socialism. The EU is always increasing regulation and protectionism which is a left wing model and is detrimental towards investors and business. Long term there will be no EU anyway. It's been imploding for years and the economic juggernaut that is Germany is the country keeping it afloat. Unfortunately Germany will lose the most with the U.K not being in the EU. If I were Germany I'd leave the EU, continue to trade freely with the U.K and not be brought down by the countries that aren't positively and economically contributing to the EU.

[@nhatvy7554]

Maybe the involved people will have a more direct and correct views about this topic, I recognize, and I'm just a foreigner so, my best wishes for the UK. Really hope that the people can be happy with their choice

[@morsmagne]

You do realise that since the Brexit vote, international investment into the UK has gone up? Especially from China directly into our scientific research? Things are going well.

[@MartinPadderborn]

Germany is the EU and the main beneficiary: which is why the EEC was mooted by German industrialists as a postwar entity just prior to the end of WWII. France was conned into going along for the ride as were the rest of what would become the EU. If any other nation is benefiting from membership it is by default, but a glance at the economies of France Greece, Portugal, Spain and Italy shows the real story. After two World Wars, Germany thought it had finally got control of Europe by other means but, once again, the UK has put a stop to their ambitions.

[@fichiani]

nice pillow talk :)

[@saqibjaved1291]

all record's and avidence property's details zardari+nawaz assignments complete and hand over 2 PAK ARMY ok other waez ur and we fend ship - bkoz u not sensear to PAKISTAN and nothings u join C pec

[@dannywlm63]

Just noticed that this the bbc 😳 lol I never watch the liars news if you can call it that

[@emrankhanrony2149]

today I got my British passport... 😊....finally

[@Sh-rj8bg]

she hurts my ears ! yes !once you trigger arrival 50 ! when are you going to enact article 50 !

[@rodjosenico6882]

if she came from religious background why she want to destroy every non native British and have no mercy on his people

[@justmanic9673]

She does not want to destroy every non native British...honestly, when do you people get this stuff?

[@ralfrath699]

Does this ridiculous british goverment realy know how to Brexit a Brexit? I Have doubts!

[@goodkindjoker]

😽😽😽😽😽😽😽🌺💓🌏🤩🙏🌷🌻🌹💞

[@fortmarine71]

I love UK but the real peoblem are different peole not EU Miss PM remember every action will have I reaction in EU are over 2 million British REMEMBER this

[@MultiNeverDown]

Sorry but thats decide to leave europe it will be down for Britain cause this country its more strong with emigrants All them people who vote to go out everybody after some years will ask to come back again cause they will see the economy what will happens After brexit here in britain will happens same things like what happens in italy greece Dont be racist britain people cause every europian people here came to work and to create them life here and they are payin the taxs same like british bu anyway the decide now its clear so God bless britain

[@TBS8431]

I think you'll find that Italy and Greece remain in the European union, and it's not doing them much good. If you think that everyone who voted leave did so because of immigration, then you are sorely mistaken.

[@JPV1409]

25 the march 2017 , the 60the birthday of the EU. Thank you Theresa, you could not give he EU a better go away present. I don't think you'll get a piece of the EU cake do .

[@charlescyklop1679]

I must to go follow even just for a while to find a sentence of "their looking each other" so my following is being written below: Welcome Prime Minister - (with rushing like more programs awaiting pushing after - does not matter what is it) without more a due, because she doesn't like the reason main (TV man - this is not English language I am afraid) the fast he reason announcing the great reason to repay the bill, can you explain the people exactly what it means ? I just have spotted - bullying on public the Prime Minister !!! What the challenge is over the millions of viewers. No more comment just more delicate and intelligent TV professional workers, having respect in first instance: for human of God second: for woman of England third: for Lady of Care and Respect of Holy Trinity: fourth: for yourself if you are able to :) the rest is... Easy fell hard to spill to debil

[@jamesjames4844]

What is she doing about Brexit talking to Andrew marr how does that solve problems this would of taken all day after make up ect before going on TV , then she will be of for a 5 star lunch chaffuer driven of course flanked by security costing the country a fortune , another day wasted nothing done plenty chat tho

[@navou9104]

British people will regret big time. Bye bye EU, bye bye Scotland :-)

[@kerriegrant6293]

good bye

[@kalcaron]

Scotland may not even qualify for membership because its deficit-to-GDP ratio is nearly 10%. That's a lot of teats the EU will have to bring out for the sake of giving England a political slap to the face. Even if the EU goes for it, Scotland is going to get a nice big surprise when they realize the deal they get without the UK is going to be pretty bad. They are the weakest link in this whole situation, which is why they voted for cowardice. Good luck to them, but if they think anyone will actually want them if they leave, they're in for a nasty surprise. It's a shame really, a once proud nation being reduced to this. Let them vote, let them leave. Big deal.

[@kerriegrant6293]

***** shows you dont know much then, do a little research and enlighten yourself

[@kerriegrant6293]

***** Of course we are Dear ;-)

[@kerriegrant6293]

Cellardoor Aw dont say that Hon, weve been family for hundreds of years. Its Sturgeon, and Alex Salmond, doing the stirring and causing unrest amongst the scottish folks, these 2 have delusions of grandeur, and if they did get their wish, the scots would soon turn on them, for badly advising them, and i would hate to see them hurt

[@hermit335]

Talking bullshit no information BLAA BLAA BLAA change nothing

[@Adamb87]

The economic plans have been consistently harsh with massive negatives but have as yet been unable to provide any real return or rewards , austerity has been the single method implemented for six years but British citizens only age experienced the utter ineffectivenesss austerity has provided . The narrow single minded approach that has been in place since 2010 onwards , repeating through increasing or adding to austerity measures along with a constant use of making cuts in funding for those most in need with cuts in public services with removal or severely reduced investments in britains full range of public services in the publi. sector. The austerity and cuts have produced very little constantly present as the entirnations long term Economic recovery has been placed Unfairly on the same groups in society over burdening austerity measures cuts have been