Dominic Raab speaks at daily presser on Covid-19 from Downing Street

The transcript discusses maintaining social distancing to prevent a second peak of the virus. It outlines the government's roadmap for the next phase, including milestones and guidance for the public and businesses. Decision-making is based on five tests and scientific advice. The risks of changing current guidance are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of compliance to avoid a second peak and further economic pain. Current measures are in place to ensure a vigorous recovery when it is safe to proceed to the next phase.

What is the primary goal of the government's roadmap for the next phase?

• To focus solely on economic recovery

• To eliminate all social distancing measures immediately

• To introduce changes at appropriate milestones with clear conditions

• To disregard scientific advice

What are the decisions regarding changes to the current guidance based on?

• Public opinion polls

• The five tests and scientific advice

• Economic forecasts

• International travel restrictions

What is the risk associated with making even small changes to the current guidance?

• It will have no impact on public health

• It could lead to a point of maximum risk

• It will immediately improve the economy

• There is no risk involved

What could happen if social distancing measures are abandoned?

• The virus will be eradicated

• A second peak could occur, threatening the NHS

• Economic growth will accelerate

• International travel will resume immediately

Why is it important to keep current measures in place for a longer period?

• To ensure a vigorous and responsible transition to the second phase

• To focus on economic growth only

• To permanently eliminate the virus

• To allow for international travel