Matt Hancock and Professor John Newton answers questions on testing from Sam Coates

Matt Hancock discusses the increase in COVID-19 testing, including home kits and drive-thru centers. A South Korean study suggests reinfection is unlikely. The ability of children to transmit the virus is debated. John Newton provides a detailed breakdown of testing numbers, highlighting partnerships and the role of new labs.

What was the significant news from South Korea regarding COVID-19?

• A new vaccine was developed.

• You cannot get coronavirus a second time.

• A new variant was discovered.

• The virus has been eradicated.

Who is responsible for explaining the breakdown of the testing numbers?

• Doctor Okereke

• John Newton

• Steve Powers

• Matt Hancock

How many tests were conducted by the NHS Public Health England laboratories?

• 27,497

• 70,952

• 39,753

• 13,723

What is the role of Roche in the testing process?

• They distributed home testing kits.

• They developed a new vaccine.

• They conducted 13,723 tests.

• They provided funding for research.

How many home testing kits were delivered?

• 39,153

• 27,497

• 12,872

• 70,952