Mandatory face coverings no longer required in England from next week

The Prime Minister announced the lifting of Plan B COVID-19 measures due to progress against Omicron. Key changes include ending work-from-home guidance, stopping mandatory certification, and no longer mandating face masks. The government emphasizes learning to live with COVID-19, similar to flu, and will outline a long-term plan. Despite changes, high prevalence rates necessitate continued self-isolation for positive cases. Leadership and adherence to rules are highlighted, with the Prime Minister committed to delivering on key issues.

What was the main reason for lifting the Plan B measures?

• The economic impact of restrictions

• The increase in vaccination rates

• The retreat of the Omicron variant

• The decrease in COVID-19 cases

Which of the following is NOT a change announced in Plan A?

• Mandatory face masks in public

• Voluntary use of NHS COVID paths

• Ending work-from-home guidance

• Stopping mandatory certification

What is the current status of self-isolation rules?

• They are only for unvaccinated individuals

• They are still under review

• They are mandatory for everyone

• They have been completely removed

What percentage of COVID-19 hospitalizations are considered incidental infections?

• 50%

• 30%

• 20%

• 40%

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the COVID-19 rules?

• He has partially followed them

• He has ignored them

• He has not followed them

• He has strictly adhered to them

What is the Prime Minister's role in the country's response to the pandemic?

• He is leading the fight against the pandemic

• He is delegating responsibilities to others

• He is focusing on international relations

• He is focused on economic recovery

What is the main focus of the health and social care job mentioned?

• Ensuring the best health and social care domestically

• Improving international healthcare

• Reducing healthcare costs

• Expanding healthcare facilities