Health Secretary Matt Hancock gives government coronavirus press briefing

The transcript highlights the positive news of no COVID-19 deaths in Northern Ireland, acknowledging the efforts of health officials and the public. It also reports the lowest number of COVID-19 deaths in the UK in six weeks, emphasizing the importance of continued vigilance and adherence to social distancing measures.

What positive news did the speaker share about Northern Ireland?

• No COVID-19 deaths were recorded.

• All restrictions were lifted.

• No new COVID-19 cases were reported.

• A new vaccine was developed.

Who did the speaker thank for their efforts in Northern Ireland?

• The Prime Minister

• The World Health Organization

• Robin Swan and the NHS

• The European Union

What did the latest statistics from the Office for National Statistics indicate?

• A new wave of infections

• The lowest number of COVID-19 deaths in six weeks

• An increase in hospital admissions

• The highest number of COVID-19 cases in a week

What does the speaker emphasize as a national endeavor?

• Increasing international travel

• Continuing efforts to control the virus

• Reducing the number of hospital beds

• Developing a new vaccine

What progress does the speaker mention in the fight against COVID-19?

• The virus has been eradicated

• The curve is flattening and the NHS is protected

• A new treatment has been discovered

• All restrictions have been lifted