Interview with Keir Starmer during his visits the Royal Artillery Quays development in Woolwich

The transcript discusses political actions regarding cladding issues, urging politicians to unite and address the problem by inspecting cladding and holding builders accountable. It then shifts to coronavirus updates, highlighting progress in care homes and the need to increase vaccination rates. The final section debates prioritizing teachers for vaccination to minimize school disruptions, emphasizing the importance of a stable educational environment.

What action does the speaker believe is incorrect regarding the Prime Minister's request?

• Ignoring the issue altogether

• Encouraging MPs to vote against the motion

• Asking MPs to support the motion

• Requesting MPs to abstain

What is the speaker's stance on the progress made in care homes concerning coronavirus?

• Indifferent to the progress

• Disappointed with the progress

• Unaware of the progress

• Pleased with the progress

Why does the speaker emphasize the need to increase vaccination efforts?

• To reach a target of 2,000,000 a week

• To ensure everyone gets vaccinated by next year

• To achieve 4,000,000 vaccinations a week

• To slow down the vaccination process

What is the main reason for prioritizing teachers and school staff for vaccinations according to the speaker?

• They are at higher risk of infection

• To reduce the number of teachers

• To prevent school disruptions

• They have requested it

What issue did schools face in the autumn that the speaker wants to avoid?

• Lack of teachers

• Inconsistent school attendance

• Overcrowded classrooms

• Insufficient school funding