UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson visits Poland for crisis talks over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The transcript covers the Prime Minister's views on Putin's tactics in Ukraine, highlighting the use of cluster bombs and potential war crimes. It discusses the UK's refugee policy, emphasizing the need to welcome more Ukrainians. The potential for legal proceedings against Russia at the International Criminal Court is mentioned. The UK is extending its family scheme and introducing a humanitarian scheme to support Ukrainians, aligning with UNHCR requests and aiding Poland in managing the crisis.

What type of weapons are reportedly being used by Putin in civilian areas of Ukraine?

• Biological weapons

• Chemical weapons

• Cluster bombs

• Nuclear bombs

What is the UK's approach to helping Ukrainian refugees?

• Extending the family scheme and introducing a humanitarian scheme

• Only allowing refugees with work permits

• Closing borders to all refugees

• Providing financial aid but no entry

How many Ukrainians could potentially benefit from the UK's extended family scheme?

• A few thousand

• Tens of thousands

• Millions

• A couple of hundred thousand or more

What role is the UK playing in Poland regarding the Ukrainian crisis?

• Providing military support

• Imposing sanctions on Poland

• Negotiating peace talks

• Helping with the immediate humanitarian effects

What past event does the UK reference to highlight its tradition of helping in crises?

• The Cold War

• The Afghan crisis

• The Vietnam War

• The Syrian refugee crisis