Labour leader criticises Prime Minister's U-turn over self-isolation

The transcript discusses the perceived double standards of the government, particularly the Prime Minister, in handling COVID-19 restrictions. It criticizes the decision to lift all restrictions at once, labeling it reckless. The discussion also touches on the need for a social care plan and the potential introduction of a social care tax to support the NHS.

What is the main criticism of the Prime Minister's actions during the pandemic?

• He has been too strict with restrictions.

• He has been inconsistent with the rules.

• He has not communicated enough with the public.

• He has focused too much on economic recovery.

What is the concern about lifting all restrictions on 'Freedom Day'?

• It will improve public health.

• It will result in a surge of infection rates.

• It will cause confusion among the public.

• It will lead to economic downturn.

What analogy is used to describe the Prime Minister's approach to lifting restrictions?

• Driving a car with the brakes on.

• Sailing a ship without a compass.

• Driving a car with the accelerator pressed and seatbelt off.

• Flying a plane without a pilot.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the introduction of a social care tax?

• They will consider it with a fully costed plan.

• They are open to it if it funds the NHS.

• They oppose it under all circumstances.

• They fully support it without conditions.

What is the first principle mentioned for a social care plan?

• Social care should be free for all.

• Most people should be treated in hospitals.

• Most people should be treated and cared for at home.

• Social care should be privatized.