Boris Johnson interview on refugees

The transcript discusses the UK's response to the Ukraine crisis, highlighting the balance between offering generous support to refugees and maintaining necessary security checks. It emphasizes the UK's history of settling vulnerable people and its role as a major donor of humanitarian aid to frontline countries. The government aims to improve the refugee scheme by making it more accessible, while ensuring security measures are in place.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary in response to the situation in Ukraine?

What is the speaker's view on the importance of checks for people fleeing war zones?

How does the speaker describe the UK's record in settling vulnerable people fleeing from war zones?

What changes does the speaker anticipate regarding the refugee scheme for Ukrainians?

What does the speaker mean by wanting a system that is 'as light touches as possible'?