British PM Boris Johnson in 'Good Spirits,' in Intensive Care

The transcript provides an update on the UK Prime Minister's health, who is currently in intensive care due to COVID-19. Dominic Raab is temporarily leading the government, with the cabinet making collective decisions. The UK is reviewing its COVID-19 response strategy, including lockdown measures and economic support. The NHS is managing resource allocation, with concerns about PPE and ventilator availability, but has not yet reached capacity.

What is the current status of the UK Prime Minister's health as discussed in the video?

• He has fully recovered.

• He is on a ventilator.

• He is in a stable condition at home.

• He is in intensive care but not on a ventilator.

Who is temporarily leading the UK government in the Prime Minister's absence?

• Chris Whitty

• Theresa May

• Dominic Raab

• Patrick Vallance

How is the UK government making decisions during the Prime Minister's absence?

• Decisions are made solely by Dominic Raab.

• The cabinet makes collective decisions.

• The Queen is making all decisions.

• Decisions are postponed until the Prime Minister returns.

What major decision is the UK government expected to make next week?

• To close all businesses indefinitely.

• To increase taxes.

• To appoint a new Prime Minister.

• Whether to continue or relax lockdown measures.

What role do scientific advisers play in the UK's COVID-19 response?

• They manage the distribution of medical supplies.

• They make all the final decisions.

• They are responsible for enforcing lockdown measures.

• They provide advice that informs government decisions.

What is the current status of the NHS in handling the COVID-19 crisis?

• It has reached full capacity.

• It is holding up and has not reached capacity.

• It is overwhelmed and unable to cope.

• It has closed several hospitals.

What is being done to address the shortage of ventilators in the UK?

• Nothing, as there is no shortage.

• The government is importing ventilators from other countries.

• Companies are stepping up to manufacture more ventilators.

• Hospitals are sharing ventilators between patients.