Labour raises questions over Government coronavirus measures

The transcript discusses the government's response to a virus outbreak, acknowledging the efforts of public service workers and posing questions to the Secretary of State about measures for working from home, social care, and support for vulnerable groups. It addresses concerns about school closures, the need for transparency in scientific evidence, and clarifies the government's stance on herd immunity, comparing it to strategies in other countries.

How does the speaker suggest the government should handle the advice for those unable to work from home?

What measures are being asked of the elderly and those with long-term conditions during the pandemic?

What concerns do teachers and parents have regarding school closures?

What is the importance of transparency in the evidence informing the UK strategy according to the speaker?

What lessons does the speaker suggest the government should learn from countries like Singapore and South Korea?