Boris Johnson: Good chance of one-metre plus rule being scrapped on June 21

The transcript discusses the cautious approach to reopening for holidays, emphasizing the importance of preventing disease influx. It addresses fan protests against the European Super League and highlights Brexit's role in preventing it. The benefits of Brexit, such as job creation and the successful vaccine rollout, are explored. The UK-Iran relations are touched upon, and the future of social distancing measures is considered, with optimism for easing restrictions by June 21st.

What is the main reason for the cautious approach towards opening up for holidays abroad?

• To encourage international travel

• To boost the tourism industry

• To increase economic growth

• To prevent the influx of diseases

What was the public's reaction to the European Super League?

• It was celebrated

• It was not appreciated

• It was met with indifference

• It was widely supported

How has Brexit impacted the UK's ability to roll out vaccines?

• It made it more expensive

• It had no impact

• It slowed down the process

• It enabled a faster rollout

What are the two separate issues mentioned in relation to the UK and Iran?

• Nuclear deals and oil prices

• Trade agreements and tourism

• Payment to Iran and a detainee's release

• Military cooperation and cultural exchange

By when does the UK hope to ease social distancing measures?

• August 15th

• June 21st

• May 17th

• July 1st