Full Boris Johnson interview on visit to Northumberland hospital

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with an apology to the public and a focus on encouraging booster jabs to combat COVID-19. It addresses the importance of booster jabs for public health, especially for the elderly, and discusses parliamentary standards and the need for reforms. The speaker emphasizes the priority of rolling out booster jabs to protect the NHS and reduce hospital pressures. Political accountability and the handling of specific cases are also discussed, along with the current COVID-19 situation and the call for public health measures.

What is the single most important thing the government can do at the present time according to the speaker?

What has been the response to the waning effectiveness of the original COVID-19 jabs?

What does the speaker encourage people to do if they have gone over five months since their last jab?

What is the speaker's stance on the parliamentary standards and the process surrounding it?

What measures does the speaker suggest to reduce pressures on A&E during the winter?

How does the speaker respond to criticisms regarding the handling of a particular MP's case?

What is the speaker's view on the importance of getting booster jabs for the elderly?