Boris Johnson interview on refugees

The transcript discusses the UK's response to the Ukraine crisis, highlighting the balance between offering generous support to refugees and maintaining necessary security checks. It emphasizes the UK's history of settling vulnerable people and its role as a major donor of humanitarian aid to frontline countries. The government aims to improve the refugee scheme by making it more accessible, while ensuring security measures are in place.

What is the UK government's stance on offering support to Ukrainians fleeing the war?

• They are hesitant to offer support.

• They aim to provide generous support with necessary checks.

• They plan to close their borders.

• They will only support Ukrainians with complete documentation.

Since 2015, how has the UK performed in settling vulnerable people compared to other countries?

• The UK has settled fewer vulnerable people than most countries.

• The UK has settled more vulnerable people than any other country.

• The UK has settled the same number of vulnerable people as other countries.

• The UK has not settled any vulnerable people.

What recent groups have the UK settled as part of their refugee efforts?

• Only Syrian refugees

• Hong Kong Chinese and Afghan refugees

• Only Afghan refugees

• Only Ukrainians

What role does the UK play in providing humanitarian aid to countries on the frontline of the Ukraine crisis?

• The UK is a minor donor.

• The UK is not involved in providing aid.

• The UK only provides military support.

• The UK is the single biggest donor of humanitarian support.

What is the UK government's approach to the refugee scheme for Ukrainians?

• To ensure it is generous and secure with online registration.

• To only allow entry with complete documentation.

• To stop the scheme altogether.

• To make it as complicated as possible.