Sir Keir Starmer: UK cannot lift restrictions until we know coronavirus is under control

The transcript discusses the importance of supporting the government's decision to continue the lockdown due to the uncontrolled infection rate. It emphasizes the need for public compliance with guidance until changes are announced. The speaker anticipates the Prime Minister's upcoming plan for lifting the lockdown, stressing that health and safety must come first. Additionally, the transcript addresses the issue of anti-Semitism within the party, highlighting a commitment to robustly dealing with it.

Why does the speaker support the continuation of the lockdown?

• Because the infection rate is under control.

• Because the infection rate is not yet under control.

• Because the government has lifted the lockdown.

• Because the infection rate is irrelevant.

What does the speaker believe is important while waiting for the Prime Minister's plan?

• To disregard the government's guidance.

• To start lifting the lockdown immediately.

• To follow the rules until the lockdown is lifted.

• To ignore the current rules.

What does the speaker suggest about the Prime Minister's plan?

• It should be announced in a private meeting.

• It should be presented in the House of Commons for questioning.

• It should be kept secret.

• It should be ignored by the public.

What is the speaker's stance on the health and safety of the nation?

• It is secondary to economic concerns.

• It should be prioritized over lifting restrictions.

• It is not a concern during the pandemic.

• It should be ignored until the infection rate increases.

How does the speaker propose to deal with anti-Semitism?

• By ignoring it.

• By denying its existence.

• By addressing it robustly.

• By supporting it.