Matt Hancock MP visiting a coronavirus vaccination centre in Aylesbury

The transcript discusses the government's progress in meeting vaccination targets for priority groups, including those over 70, healthcare workers, and the clinically vulnerable. It highlights the final push to meet these targets by Monday and the ongoing efforts at vaccination centers. The discussion also touches on future plans for vaccinating key workers like teachers and police, and the importance of those in priority groups getting vaccinated. The focus remains on ensuring everyone in the top four priority groups receives the vaccine, with future considerations for wider groups.

What is the government's target for vaccination by Monday?

• To vaccinate everyone over 50

• To offer vaccines to groups one to four

• To vaccinate everyone in the country

• To vaccinate all key workers

Which groups are being considered for prioritization after the initial target is met?

• Children under 12

• Key workers like teachers and police

• All adults over 18

• People with mild health conditions

What is the focus after vaccinating the top four priority groups?

• To vaccinate everyone in urban areas

• To vaccinate all healthcare workers

• To vaccinate those over 50

• To vaccinate children

What should individuals in the top four priority groups do if they haven't been vaccinated yet?

• Wait for a letter in the mail

• Contact the NHS to get an appointment

• Visit their local pharmacy

• Wait for a call from the NHS

What is the government's immediate focus regarding the vaccination program?

• To vaccinate all children

• To ensure everyone in the top four priority groups is vaccinated

• To start vaccinating international travelers

• To vaccinate all residents in rural areas