Sir Keir Starmer responds to Prime Minister's U-turn on fee for foreign health and care workers

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's recent decision to drop the surcharge for NHS workers, which was a reversal from his previous stance. This decision is seen as a positive move and a victory for common sense. The conversation also touches on the need for reevaluation of how frontline workers are valued, especially in light of the coronavirus crisis. Additionally, the government has announced a contract for a significant number of antibody tests, which is considered good news.

What is the speaker's view on the value of frontline workers during the coronavirus effort?

How does the speaker feel about the government's announcement regarding antibody tests?