PM maintains full confidence in Gavin Williamson

The transcript discusses the return of students to school on March 8th, addressing challenges with assessments due to the pandemic, and the importance of exams. It briefly touches on economic concerns and the Chancellor's upcoming plans. The focus remains on fighting the pandemic across the UK, dismissing the idea of a Scottish referendum. A roadmap for lifting lockdown restrictions is outlined, emphasizing a cautious but irreversible approach.

What is the main reason for returning students to school on March 8th?

• To reduce the burden on teachers

• To align with parents' and students' preferences

• To ensure students have access to school facilities

• To improve remote learning

What was the compromise made regarding exams during the pandemic?

• Allowing students to choose their exam dates

• Creating a fair and durable assessment process

• Continuing with normal exams

• Canceling all exams

What is the primary focus of politicians across the UK according to the transcript?

• Holding a referendum on the UK's constitution

• Fighting the pandemic

• Improving the economy

• Restructuring the education system

What is the stance on having a referendum on the UK's constitution during the pandemic?

• It should be postponed until after the pandemic

• It is not relevant to current issues

• It should be held alongside pandemic measures

• It is necessary to have it immediately

What is the key characteristic of the roadmap for lifting lockdown restrictions?

• It is dependent on international guidelines

• It is flexible and can change frequently

• It is cautious and irreversible

• It is aggressive and fast-paced

Which date is set for the reopening of hospitality according to the roadmap?

• June 21st

• May 17th

• April 12th

• March 8th

What is the expected outcome if the roadmap goes according to plan?

• A general reopening on June 21st

• An immediate return to normalcy

• A delay in reopening

• A reevaluation of the roadmap