Boris Johnson apology “completely insincere”, say bereaved campaigners

The transcript details a personal account of loss due to COVID-19 and the subsequent involvement in a support group. It describes a meeting with the Prime Minister, expressing distrust and disappointment in his response to the pandemic. The speaker criticizes the government's handling of COVID-19, highlighting the lack of public trust and the need for accountability. A call to action is made for the public to demand the Prime Minister's resignation. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the inquiry into government actions and the potential involvement of the Metropolitan Police.

What motivated the narrator to join a group that met with the Prime Minister?

• To seek financial compensation

• To honor her husband's memory

• To gain political influence

• To promote a new health policy

How does the narrator describe the Prime Minister's apology?

• Confusing and unclear

• Confident and reassuring

• Insincere and forced

• Sincere and heartfelt

What does the narrator suggest the public do in response to the government's actions?

• Ignore the situation

• Write to their MP

• Start a petition

• Organize a protest

What is the narrator's concern about the investigation into the lockdown breach?

• It lacks independence

• It will be too public

• It will take too long

• It will be too expensive

What action does the narrator hope the Metropolitan Police will take?

• Ignore the evidence

• Delay the investigation further

• Support the Prime Minister

• Act on the gathered evidence