Interview with Tony Blair on vaccine distribution

The video discusses the challenges and strategies related to vaccine supply, particularly in the context of Brexit and the EU's actions. It highlights the UK's success in vaccine rollout due to early contract completion and anticipates resolution of supply issues by mid-March. The video also outlines the three-phase pandemic response strategy and the impact of new, more transmissible virus strains, emphasizing the urgency of vaccination.

What was one reason the UK was ahead in vaccine rollout compared to the EU?

• The UK had more vaccine production facilities.

• The UK concluded its contracts faster than the EU.

• The UK had fewer people to vaccinate.

• The UK received more international aid.

By when were the vaccine supply issues expected to be resolved?

• By the end of February

• By mid-March

• By the start of May

• By the end of April

What was expected to happen in the second quarter of the year regarding vaccine supply?

• A decrease in vaccine production

• A halt in vaccine distribution

• An increase in vaccine volumes

• A change in vaccine formula

What caused the shift in policy response to the pandemic?

• The discovery of a new vaccine

• The end of lockdown measures

• The decrease in virus cases

• The emergence of more transmissible virus strains

What are countries now faced with due to the collapse of the second phase?

• A return to normalcy

• Mass lockdown or mass vaccination

• Increased travel restrictions

• New economic policies