CLEAN : Glasgow sees some lockdown restrictions return

The transcript discusses the implementation of new safety measures, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of enforcing them. It addresses the inconsistencies in social restrictions, such as being unable to visit family while being allowed in schools and workplaces. The speaker reflects on the differences between public gatherings and private meeting restrictions, expressing hope for safety despite personal doubts.

What is the speaker's main hope regarding the new social restrictions?

• That they will be temporary

• That they will keep people safe

• That they will be easy to enforce

• That they will be popular

How does the speaker feel about the difficulty of enforcing the new rules?

• Certain it will fail

• Unsure about its success

• Confident it will be easy

• Indifferent to the outcome

What contradiction does the speaker highlight about the restrictions?

• Outdoor activities are banned but indoor ones are not

• Travel is restricted but not local movement

• Gatherings are allowed in schools but not homes

• People can visit family but not friends

What recent change in social restrictions does the speaker mention?

• A clampdown on household meetings

• A relaxation of travel bans

• An increase in workplace restrictions

• A ban on all public gatherings

What emotion does the speaker express towards people who haven't seen their family in months?

• Frustration

• Empathy

• Indifference

• Annoyance