Greater Manchester leaders oppose plans for Tier 3 restrictions

The transcript discusses the negative impact of lockdowns on economically disadvantaged areas in England, highlighting potential hardships, job losses, and mental health issues. It mentions the deputy Chief medical officer's advice that effective regional lockdowns require extensive closures and cooperation with neighboring regions, yet success is not guaranteed. The transcript criticizes the government's lack of financial support for city regions like Greater Manchester and Liverpool, leading to opposition against tier three lockdown plans.

What are some of the consequences mentioned for imposing lockdowns without proper support?

• Increased tourism

• Economic growth

• Job losses and business failures

• Improved mental health

According to the deputy Chief medical officer, what is required for a regional lockdown to potentially work?

• Widespread closures beyond just pubs

• Closure of schools only

• No closures at all

• Limited closures of only essential services

What is the stance of Greater Manchester leaders on the government's tier three lockdown plans?

• They fully support the plans

• They are undecided

• They unanimously oppose the plans

• They have no opinion

What is the main reason for the opposition to the tier three lockdown plans?

• Lack of financial backing from the government

• Too much financial support from the government

• The plans are too lenient

• The plans are too strict

Which regions are mentioned as not receiving necessary financial support for lockdowns?

• London and Birmingham

• Greater Manchester and Liverpool

• Bristol and Bath

• Oxford and Cambridge