Interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson

The transcript discusses the additional restrictions in Bradford due to COVID-19, highlighting concerns about the government's pace in easing national restrictions. It addresses the rise in cases in areas like Oldham and emphasizes the importance of local lockdowns to control the virus. The speaker acknowledges the efforts of local communities in managing the situation and stresses the need for patience and support to bring the virus under control locally, ultimately protecting the entire UK.

What is the main concern of Bradford Council regarding the national easing of restrictions?

• The restrictions are not clear enough.

• The easing might lead to increased cases.

• The government is moving too slowly.

• The restrictions are too strict.

What approach does the government believe is best for handling rising COVID-19 cases?

• No lockdowns

• National lockdowns

• International travel bans

• Local lockdowns

What is emphasized as necessary from the public to manage the virus effectively?

• Frequent gatherings

• Ignoring guidelines

• Patience and support

• Immediate travel

Which towns are mentioned as examples of local efforts to control the virus?

• Glasgow and Edinburgh

• Birmingham and Liverpool

• Kirklees and Ashford

• London and Manchester

Why is local control of the virus important according to the transcript?

• To protect local businesses

• To ensure international travel

• To safeguard the entire UK

• To reduce taxes