PM Boris Johnson NI interview in County Antrim

The transcript discusses the current state of vaccine supply and demand, emphasizing that there is no shortage of vaccines, particularly Pfizer, for booster shots. It urges people to get vaccinated, especially younger age groups. The conversation then shifts to the safety of MPs following the murder of Sir David Amos, noting that the threat level has been elevated. The police are actively working to ensure MPs' safety, and there is a call to not let this incident change parliamentary operations.

What is the main issue with the vaccine program mentioned in the first section?

• Lack of public interest

• High cost of vaccines

• Patchiness of the program

• Shortage of vaccine supply

Which age groups are emphasized for vaccination in the first section?

• 18-25 year olds

• 30-40 year olds

• 16-17 year olds and 12-15 year olds

• 50-60 year olds

What is the government's stance on the timing of vaccine doses?

• Stop the vaccination program

• Proceed as quickly as possible

• Reduce the time between doses

• Delay the doses

What has been the response to the elevated threat level to MPs?

• Relocate MPs to safer areas

• Cancel parliamentary sessions

• Increase security measures

• Ignore the threat

What is the intended reaction to the murder of Sir David Amos regarding parliamentary business?

• Change the way parliamentary business is conducted

• Continue as usual without intimidation

• Suspend all parliamentary activities

• Move parliamentary sessions online