Sajid Javid at the Milton Keynes University Hospital

The transcript discusses the unpredictability of COVID-19 case trends, noting a decrease in cases but emphasizing the need for continued caution. It highlights the importance of government measures like border controls and self-isolation. The speaker refrains from making future predictions, acknowledging potential volatility. The transcript briefly touches on political issues involving David Cameron and Greensill.

What was the trend in COVID-19 case numbers mentioned in the first section?

• Cases decreased from 50,000 to 20,000 per day.

• Cases remained stable at 50,000 per day.

• Cases increased from 10,000 to 50,000 per day.

• Cases increased from 20,000 to 50,000 per day.

Why is it important to remain cautious according to the first section?

• Because the government has lifted all restrictions.

• Because schools are reopening soon.

• Because the pandemic is officially over.

• Because case numbers are unpredictable and could rise again.

What government protection is mentioned as important in the second section?

• Free distribution of masks to everyone.

• Mandatory vaccination for all citizens.

• Border controls and self-isolation after exposure.

• Complete lockdown of all cities.

What is the speaker's stance on predicting future COVID-19 cases?

• They are confident that cases will continue to decrease.

• They believe it is difficult to predict future case numbers.

• They think the pandemic is over.

• They predict a significant increase in cases.

What topic is briefly mentioned in the final section?

• David Cameron's earnings with Greensill.

• The effectiveness of vaccines.

• The end of the pandemic.

• The reopening of schools.