UK: Interview with Boris Johnson PM during visit to a Tesco distribution centre in Erith

The transcript discusses the importance of vaccines, emphasizing that everyone eligible should get vaccinated, especially vulnerable groups. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization will decide the priority list. The speaker encourages vaccination and dismisses anti-vax views as nonsense.

What is the speaker's stance on getting vaccinated?

• The speaker is against the vaccine rollout.

• The speaker believes only some people should get vaccinated.

• The speaker has no inhibitions about getting vaccinated.

• The speaker is hesitant about getting vaccinated.

Who decides the priority list for vaccine distribution?

• The World Health Organization

• The local government

• The healthcare providers

• The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization

Which groups are prioritized for receiving the vaccine first?

• Young adults

• Healthcare workers

• Elderly and vulnerable people in care homes

• Teachers and educators

What is the speaker's opinion on anti-vaccine sentiments?

• The speaker supports them.

• The speaker is neutral about them.

• The speaker thinks they are total nonsense.

• The speaker believes they are valid concerns.

What does the speaker mention at the end of the discussion?

• A conversation with the President

• A new vaccine development

• A public health announcement

• A change in vaccine policy