Matt Hancock leads coronavirus briefing

The transcript discusses the UK's approach to vaccine distribution, emphasizing both domestic supply and global generosity. It highlights the importance of the vaccine rollout as a global effort and praises the AstraZeneca contract for its ability to provide vaccines at cost worldwide. The UK is committed to ensuring that vaccines reach even the poorest parts of the world, balancing national supply with international responsibility.

What is the UK's approach to its vaccine supply?

• To sell vaccines to the highest bidder

• To delay vaccine distribution

• To protect its citizens and share with the world

• To keep all vaccines for its own citizens

Why is the speaker pleased with the AstraZeneca contract?

• It is the most expensive vaccine

• It requires complex logistics

• It supports both local and global supply

• It is only available in the UK

How does the speaker view the vaccine rollout?

• As a global effort

• As a national effort

• As a private sector effort

• As a regional effort

What makes the AstraZeneca vaccine suitable for global distribution?

• It is only for developed countries

• It is the cheapest vaccine available

• It requires no refrigeration

• It is logistically straightforward

What role does the UK aim to play in the global vaccine distribution?

• To monopolize the vaccine market

• To ensure only UK citizens are vaccinated

• To support global access to vaccines

• To restrict vaccine access to allies