Boris Johnson interview on EU vaccine co-operation

The transcript discusses the UK's progress in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, highlighting that over half of the adults have been vaccinated. It emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, especially with EU partners, to avoid blockades and manage the pandemic effectively. The speaker warns of a third wave in Europe and its potential impact on the UK, stressing the need for continued vaccination efforts. The discussion underscores the global nature of vaccine development and distribution, requiring collaboration across countries.

What milestone has the UK achieved in its vaccine rollout?

• Vaccinated all healthcare workers

• Vaccinated over half of the adults

• Vaccinated all adults

• Vaccinated all children

By when does the UK aim to vaccinate all individuals in priority groups 1 to 9?

• By June 30th

• By May 1st

• By April 15th

• By March 31st

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the third wave of COVID-19 in Europe?

• It might result in travel bans

• It could impact the UK's vaccination program

• It may lead to new lockdowns in the UK

• It will not affect the UK

What is emphasized as crucial for the success of vaccine distribution?

• National independence

• International cooperation

• Local government support

• Private sector involvement

Why are vaccination campaigns considered international projects?

• They are managed by the United Nations

• They are only for international travelers

• They require global cooperation

• They are funded by international banks