Health Secretary Matt Hancock at coronavirus press briefing

The transcript discusses the effectiveness of the UK's vaccination plan, highlighting a University of Bristol study that shows significant protection against hospitalization for the elderly after a single vaccine dose. It reports that 21.3 million people have been vaccinated, covering 2/5 of the UK's adult population. The text also emphasizes the collaborative efforts in Scotland and the positive impact of vaccination centers, aiming to offer a first dose to everyone over 50 or at risk.

What was the main finding of the University of Bristol study regarding the Pfizer and Oxford AstraZeneca vaccines?

• Both vaccines offer around 80% protection against hospitalization.

• Only the Pfizer vaccine is effective for those over 80.

• The Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine is ineffective for the frail.

• Neither vaccine provides protection against respiratory diseases.

Which vaccine showed slightly stronger results according to the data published last week?

• Pfizer

• Oxford AstraZeneca

• Moderna

• Johnson & Johnson

As of the latest update, what fraction of the UK's adult population has been vaccinated?

• 1/3

• 2/5

• 1/2

• 1/4

What collaborative efforts were highlighted in Scotland regarding the vaccination rollout?

• Pharmaceutical companies

• Private hospitals and clinics

• NHS Scotland and local authorities

• International health organizations

What is the target group for the next phase of the vaccination program?

• People over 50 or at risk

• Everyone over 40

• Children under 12

• Healthcare workers only