Boris Johnson full interview on visit to nursery in London

The transcript covers a range of topics including a new strategy for young children, the debate on vaccine passports for public venues, international cooperation on vaccine distribution, NHS pay and recruitment, and reflections on the legacy of COVID-19. The discussion emphasizes the importance of investment in early childhood, the complexities of implementing vaccine passports, the need for international collaboration in vaccine distribution, and the challenges faced by the NHS in terms of pay and staffing. It concludes with reflections on how COVID-19 has changed perspectives and the opportunity to improve public services.

What is the focus of the new government strategy for early childhood development?

• Building new playgrounds

• Providing free childcare for all

• Investment in the first 1001 days of a child's life

• Increasing school funding

What is the government's stance on vaccine passports for entering pubs?

• They are already in use

• They are under consideration

• They are mandatory

• They are not being considered

What is the government's position on international vaccine cooperation?

• They support free trade and openness

• They prefer to keep vaccines for domestic use

• They are against sharing vaccines

• They have not made a decision

How does the government plan to support NHS staff?

• By providing a 10% pay rise

• By reducing working hours

• By recruiting more staff and reviewing pay

• By offering free housing

What opportunity does the government see in the aftermath of COVID-19?

• To reduce public spending

• To increase taxes

• To privatize healthcare

• To improve public services