Health Secretary Matt Hancock delivering Downing Street coronavirus press briefing

What is the main reason given for not speculating on easing restrictions before the Prime Minister's roadmap is published?

• The rule of six is already in place.

• There is a lack of public interest.

• The roadmap will provide a clearer picture.

• The current infection rates are too high.

Why are strict border controls considered more effective in countries with low infection rates?

• They prevent all types of travel.

• They are easier to enforce.

• They help maintain low infection rates.

• They are less costly to implement.

What is the current advice regarding booking summer holidays abroad?

• It is safe to book with travel insurance.

• It is too early to make such plans.

• It is encouraged to boost the economy.

• It is only allowed for essential travel.

What is the significance of the low number of new variant cases in the UK?

• It highlights the need for continued border measures.

• It suggests that border measures are unnecessary.

• It indicates the success of the vaccination program.

• It shows that the virus is no longer a threat.

Why is the precautionary principle considered the right approach for now?

• Because it aligns with international travel policies.

• Because it is the most cost-effective strategy.

• Because it ensures safety until more is known about vaccine impacts.

• Because it allows for immediate lifting of all restrictions.