Dominic Raab on African vaccine rollout: "We aren't safe until everyone is safe"

The transcript discusses the UK's efforts in securing and rolling out vaccines globally, emphasizing the importance of vaccinating vulnerable populations in developing countries. It highlights the UK's robust border restrictions and virus tracking measures to control the pandemic. The UK has contributed significantly to aid in Yemen, despite planned cuts, and continues to support peace efforts. The UK is also working with international bodies to address political issues and promote democracy.

What is the primary goal of the UK's vaccine distribution strategy?

• To sell vaccines to other countries

• To vaccinate the most vulnerable people in 92 developing countries

• To stop all international travel

• To vaccinate all citizens in the UK

What is the UK's stance on border restrictions during the pandemic?

• They are unnecessary and should be removed

• They are ineffective against virus variants

• They are robust and under constant review

• They are only needed for certain countries

How has the UK contributed to addressing the conflict in Yemen?

• By reducing financial aid

• By supporting UN peace efforts

• By imposing trade sanctions

• By withdrawing all diplomatic staff

What is the UK's approach to dealing with military regimes?

• Providing military aid

• Supporting their actions

• Engaging in serious conversations

• Ignoring them completely

What is the ultimate goal for the UK's diplomatic efforts in Myanmar?

• To establish a new military regime

• To secure a pathway back to democracy

• To increase trade relations

• To isolate the country internationally