Boris Johnson speaking during government press briefing on coronavirus

The transcript features a discussion led by BBC's Laura with the Prime Minister about the current COVID-19 measures. Laura questions the effectiveness of these measures and the potential for more restrictions. The Prime Minister responds by emphasizing the importance of collective action to reduce virus transmission, referencing past successes. He outlines the current strategy, which includes national and local measures, and stresses the importance of keeping the economy open and children in education. The success of these measures will be evaluated in the coming weeks.

What was the Prime Minister's assessment of the potential for more restrictions?

What measures were mentioned to help reduce the spread of the virus?

What does the Prime Minister believe is crucial for society during the pandemic?

How did the Prime Minister describe the public's role in controlling the virus?

What factors did the Prime Minister say would determine the success of the measures?