Keir Starmer answers question about Astrazeneca vaccine

The transcript discusses the importance of the COVID-19 vaccine, emphasizing its safety and the need for a rapid rollout to combat the pandemic. It highlights the role of government in ensuring vaccine supply and the public's trust in regulators. The speaker encourages everyone to get vaccinated, noting that the benefits outweigh the risks. The discussion also touches on vaccine passports and the confidence in UK regulators' high standards.

What is the main message from regulators about the vaccine?

• The risks outweigh the benefits.

• The benefits far outweigh the risks.

• The vaccine is not safe.

• The vaccine should be avoided.

What personal experience does the speaker share about the vaccine?

• They had a negative reaction to the vaccine.

• They have not taken the vaccine.

• They are unsure about taking the vaccine.

• They received the AstraZeneca vaccine.

What is considered more important than vaccine passports according to the speaker?

• Social distancing measures are more important.

• Travel restrictions are more important.

• The vaccine program rollout is more important.

• Vaccine passports are more important.

What is the speaker's view on the UK regulators?

• They are unclear in their advice.

• They operate to very high standards.

• They are unreliable.

• They are not trustworthy.

What should people do if offered the vaccine?

• Decline the offer.

• Wait for more information.

• Go forward and have the vaccine.

• Consult a different source.