Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Stephen Powis answer question from media about government confidence on vaccine target

The video discusses the UK's ambitious target to vaccinate 12.5 million people with their first dose of the COVID vaccine within five weeks. The rollout includes the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine and mass vaccination sites, with a current rate of 210,000 vaccinations per day. Confidence in the NHS's ability to meet this target is highlighted, supported by the successful rollout of the Pfizer vaccine in December. Future plans include community pharmacies joining the effort, ensuring rapid vaccination of high-priority groups.

What is the target number of people to be vaccinated in five weeks?

• 15 million

• 12.5 million

• 20 million

• 10 million

Which vaccine was rolled out through primary care to boost the vaccination rate?

• Moderna

• Pfizer

• Oxford AstraZeneca

• Johnson & Johnson

What has contributed to the increase in vaccination rates across the UK?

• Reduction in vaccine supply

• Closure of vaccination centers

• Decrease in public interest

• Opening of mass vaccination sites

What role did the hospital hubs play in the vaccination rollout?

• They handled only administrative tasks

• They were responsible for community outreach

• They focused on distributing the Moderna vaccine

• They were the first to distribute the Pfizer vaccine

What is expected to provide another boost to the vaccination effort later in the week?

• Increased vaccine supply

• Community pharmacies coming on stream

• New government policies

• International aid