Sir Ed Davey on Government's handling of coronavirus, universities and Brexit

The transcript discusses the government's mishandling of the pandemic, highlighting failures in PPE, care homes, and economic support for businesses. It criticizes the lack of a public inquiry and the centralized approach. The impact on education, particularly universities, is noted, along with the Liberal Democrats' pro-European stance and concerns about Brexit. Personal reflections on family challenges are also shared.

What was one of the main criticisms of the Prime Minister's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Quick response to PPE shortages

• Effective collaboration with local governments

• Successful testing and tracing strategy

• Failure to set up a public inquiry

Which sector was mentioned as being particularly affected by the lack of government support during the pandemic?

• Technology sector

• Manufacturing sector

• Events sector

• Agriculture sector

What is the Liberal Democrats' stance on Brexit according to the speaker?

• Isolation from European countries

• Indifference towards Brexit outcomes

• Pro-European values and cooperation

• Support for a no-deal Brexit

What personal challenge did the speaker face that required family adjustments?

• Traveling for work commitments

• Running for political office

• Starting a new business

• Relocating for better educational facilities

What does the speaker suggest politicians should focus on during the pandemic?

• People's jobs and livelihoods

• International relations

• Environmental policies

• Technological advancements