Dominic Raab speaks at daily presser on Covid-19 from Downing Street

The transcript discusses the ongoing impact of the virus, emphasizing the need to maintain current measures as deaths continue to rise. It stresses the importance of following government guidance, prioritizing the slowing of the virus's spread, and saving lives. The speaker urges people to stay home to protect the NHS and not to waste the sacrifices made. The collective effort is highlighted as crucial to defeating the virus, with a final appeal to stay home during the holiday weekend and an introduction to a data update.

Why is it too early to lift the measures put in place against the virus?

• Because everyone is following the rules.

• Because the economy is booming.

• Because the virus has been eradicated.

• Because the deaths are still rising and the peak hasn't been reached.

What is the immediate priority according to the speaker?

• To hold public gatherings.

• To travel internationally.

• To slow the spread of the virus and save lives.

• To reopen businesses.

What should people do to protect the healthcare system?

• Go out and socialize.

• Travel to different cities.

• Stay at home and follow the guidance.

• Ignore the government's advice.

What is the risk of not following the guidance?

• The healthcare system will not be affected.

• The economy will improve.

• The sacrifices made will be wasted and the virus may spread again.

• The virus will disappear on its own.

What is the speaker's message for the holiday weekend?

• Travel and enjoy the holiday.

• Stay home to ensure everyone's safety.

• Ignore the guidelines.

• Attend large gatherings.