George Eustice answers question at daily coronavirus press briefing in Downing Street

The transcript discusses the potential reopening of fast food outlets like McDonald's and KFC during the pandemic. Initially, these outlets closed voluntarily due to reduced foot traffic, staff anxiety, and social pressures, despite government guidelines allowing takeaway services. Recently, some outlets have begun pilot reopenings, focusing on drive-through services, which align well with social distancing requirements. The discussion highlights the importance of learning from supermarkets' social distancing practices to ensure safe operations.

What is the significance of drive-through services in the context of social distancing?

In what ways have supermarkets influenced the reopening strategies of fast food outlets?