'It is just not fair' - Andy Burnham on Government’s £3.5million cladding package

The transcript discusses the issue of unsafe cladding in Manchester buildings, highlighting the financial and safety concerns faced by residents. It emphasizes the government's responsibility in setting and enforcing building safety standards. The discussion shifts to COVID-19 lockdown strategies, advocating for a cautious approach to lifting restrictions to avoid repeating past mistakes. The final section addresses enforcement of COVID-19 regulations, noting an increase in large gatherings and the impact on emergency services.

What is the main concern for residents living in buildings below 18 meters in Greater Manchester?

• Lack of public transport

• Noise pollution

• Unsafe cladding

• High rent prices

Who is responsible for ensuring the safety of homes with unsafe cladding, according to the transcript?

• Insurance companies

• Government and industry

• The local community

• The residents themselves

What is the suggested approach to lifting lockdown measures?

• Immediate and complete lifting

• Phased release when safe

• Lifting only in the north

• No lifting until 2022

What has been the trend in large gatherings according to the enforcement section?

• A consistent decrease

• No change in numbers

• A significant drop

• An increase over the past week

What impact has sickness and self-isolation had on emergency services?

• Improved response times

• No impact

• Increased efficiency

• Significant delays in response times