Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Dominic Raab outlines 5 key points’ criteria of lifting lockdown

The video outlines the UK government's criteria for adjusting COVID-19 measures. Five key points are highlighted: ensuring NHS capacity, reducing death rates, managing infection rates, addressing operational challenges, and preventing a second peak. Current restrictions remain, with plans to test 100,000 people daily to better understand the virus's spread. Adjustments will be guided by scientific data, balancing public health with economic and social activities.

How does the government plan to monitor the impact of the virus and adjust measures accordingly?

What is the significance of testing 100,000 people every day in understanding the scope of infection?