Boris Johnson asked about Government's 'moral compass' amid Matt Hancock row

The transcript covers a discussion on the resignation of Hancock and the appointment of a new health secretary amid the pandemic. It provides an update on the COVID-19 situation, emphasizing the importance of vaccine rollout. The conversation also touches on government accountability and moral compass, with a focus on local issues in Batley and Spen. Finally, it addresses government communication practices.

What was the main reason for the appointment of a new health secretary?

• To speed up the vaccine rollout

• To increase hospital capacity

• To address the resignation of the previous secretary

• To implement new social distancing rules

What is the government's approach to easing COVID-19 restrictions?

• Gradual and cautious lifting

• Only local restrictions will be lifted

• No changes until next year

• Immediate and complete removal

What issue is highlighted in the second section regarding government actions?

• Environmental policies

• International relations

• Moral implications of decisions

• Economic recovery plans

What is the focus of local efforts in Batley and Spen?

• Building new hospitals

• Reducing crime and enhancing skills

• Increasing tourism

• Improving public transportation

What is the Prime Minister's response to questions about using private email for government business?

• He confirms using private email

• He denies using private email

• He refuses to comment

• He provides detailed explanations