Michael Gove MP interview

The video discusses the challenges of promoting vaccines due to public distrust in politicians, emphasizing the importance of scientific evidence. It explores the potential influence of celebrities in encouraging vaccination. The conversation shifts to Brexit, focusing on fisheries, EU regulations, and the importance of managing national waters independently. The discussion highlights the economic and cultural significance of fishing rights for the UK.

Why do some people find it hard to trust politicians regarding vaccines?

• Politicians often change their stance.

• People sometimes doubt political statements.

• Politicians are not scientists.

• Vaccines are a new concept.

What is the main reason given for not planning to introduce vaccine passports?

• There is no current plan or need for them.

• They are too expensive to implement.

• They are not scientifically proven to work.

• They violate privacy laws.

What is one of the main sticking points in the Brexit negotiations?

• The EU's insistence on a common currency.

• The EU's claim to a large share of UK fisheries.

• The EU's desire to control UK immigration.

• The EU's demand for more trade deals.

Why is fishing considered important to the UK despite employing relatively few people?

• It is a major export industry.

• It has historical and cultural significance.

• It is the largest employer in coastal areas.

• It is a key part of the UK's tourism industry.

How do countries like Iceland and Norway manage their fishing waters?

• They allow free access to all countries.

• They negotiate access while maintaining control.

• They sell their fishing rights to the highest bidder.

• They restrict fishing to only local fishermen.