Affairs Dominic Raab answering questions from media at Downing Street's daily press briefing

The transcript discusses the impact of the virus, acknowledging the efforts of key workers and the public. It highlights the progress made and the importance of maintaining current measures to prevent worsening the situation. The speaker emphasizes the need for continued effort and unity to overcome the peak of the virus spread.

What is the main reason families cannot be with their loved ones during the crisis?

• Lack of transportation

• Virus risk

• Hospital policies

• Travel restrictions

Who does the speaker thank for their efforts during the crisis?

• Healthcare professionals only

• The government officials

• Both key workers and the public

• Only the key workers

What does the speaker suggest about the current progress in controlling the virus?

• Progress has been made but caution is still needed

• Progress is unclear

• The virus is completely under control

• The situation is worsening

Why is it important not to relax efforts at this stage, according to the speaker?

• To avoid economic downturn

• To prevent a worse virus spread and more deaths

• To ensure political stability

• To maintain public order

What does the speaker emphasize about the public's role in overcoming the crisis?

• Individual efforts are enough

• Unity and collective effort are crucial

• Only government actions matter

• The crisis will resolve on its own