Boris Johnson speaking during government press briefing on coronavirus

The transcript features a discussion led by BBC's Laura with the Prime Minister about the current COVID-19 measures. Laura questions the effectiveness of these measures and the potential for more restrictions. The Prime Minister responds by emphasizing the importance of collective action to reduce virus transmission, referencing past successes. He outlines the current strategy, which includes national and local measures, and stresses the importance of keeping the economy open and children in education. The success of these measures will be evaluated in the coming weeks.

What was BBC Laura's main concern regarding the government's current restrictions?

• The restrictions are not enforced enough.

• The restrictions are too confusing.

• The restrictions have not stopped the spread.

• The restrictions are too strict.

What did the Prime Minister emphasize as crucial for reducing virus transmission?

• Increasing hospital capacity

• Collective efforts and public compliance

• Developing a vaccine

• Reducing travel

Which of the following is NOT part of the measures introduced by the government?

• Increased hospital funding

• Enforcement of the rule of six

• Local lockdowns

• National measures

What are the two main priorities mentioned by the Prime Minister in the strategy?

• Keeping the economy open and maintaining public health

• Keeping the economy open and keeping young people in education

• Reducing taxes and increasing public spending

• Improving healthcare and reducing unemployment

What will determine the success of the government's measures according to the Prime Minister?

• Immediate reduction in cases

• Public cooperation and following guidance

• Approval from international bodies

• Economic growth