Prof Angela McLean, Deputy Chief Scientific Advisor, speaks at daily coronavirus press briefing in Downing Street

The video tutorial discusses the five tests required to adjust lockdown measures, emphasizing the need for NHS capacity, a decrease in daily deaths, reliable infection rate data, operational readiness, and avoiding a second infection peak. It also examines changes in transport use in Great Britain since the lockdown, highlighting significant declines in public transport usage and concerns over rising motor vehicle use.

Why is it important to ensure that the NHS has enough capacity?

What are the five tests for adjusting lockdown measures?

What does a sustained and consistent fall in daily deaths indicate?

How has transport use changed in Great Britain since February?

What concerns arise from the increase in motor vehicle use during weekends?