Boris Johnson and Chris Whitty answer questions at daily coronavirus press briefing in Downing Street

The video discusses guidelines for meeting friends and family in parks while adhering to social distancing rules. It emphasizes that individuals can exercise alone or with household members, but meeting others should be limited to one person from another household, maintaining a 2-meter distance. The guidelines aim to prevent increased transmission, promote health, and ensure sustainability. Outdoor transmission risks are lower but not zero, necessitating cautious steps.

What is the rule for meeting someone from outside your household in the park?

• You can meet as many people as you want as long as you wear a mask.

• You can meet multiple people from different households.

• You can meet one person from another household while maintaining a 2-meter distance.

• You cannot meet anyone from outside your household.

Why is exercise emphasized in the guidelines?

• It is a mandatory government requirement.

• It helps in reducing the risk of transmission.

• It is beneficial for both physical and mental health.

• It is only good for physical health.

What is the risk of transmission outdoors compared to indoors?

• The risk is higher outdoors.

• The risk is the same both indoors and outdoors.

• The risk is lower outdoors but not zero.

• There is no risk outdoors.

What is the main reason for taking small steps in changing guidelines?

• To quickly return to normal life.

• To make it easier for people to understand.

• To allow people to meet freely.

• To ensure there is no increase in transmission.

Can you meet multiple family members in the park if they are spaced 2 meters apart?

• Yes, as long as everyone is spaced 2 meters apart.

• No, you can only meet one person from another household.

• Yes, if you are wearing masks.

• No, unless they are from your household.