Interview with Boris Johnson on the roadmap out of lockdown

The transcript discusses political accusations against the conservative group regarding spending on care homes, which were later reversed. It highlights the government's significant investment in social care during the pandemic, emphasizing support for the elderly and vulnerable. The discussion also covers the progress in controlling the pandemic and outlines the cautious approach of the roadmap for reopening, with key dates in April, May, and June.

What was the main accusation against the conservative group regarding care homes?

• They planned to build new care homes.

• They spent £7 million on a consultation exercise.

• They increased taxes for care home workers.

• They reduced funding for care homes.

How did the government respond to the accusations about care home closures?

• They confirmed the closures.

• They denied any closures were planned.

• They ignored the accusations.

• They apologized for the confusion.

What has the government been doing to support social care during the pandemic?

• Increasing taxes on social care services.

• Reducing the number of care workers.

• Investing massively in social care.

• Closing down care facilities.

What is the government's approach to reopening the country?

• A rapid and immediate reopening.

• An unplanned and spontaneous reopening.

• A cautious and step-by-step approach.

• A complete lockdown until further notice.

Which date was mentioned as a potential milestone for further reopening?

• July 4th

• June 21st

• April 1st

• May 17th