People removed from inquiry as Johnson says ‘sorry’ to Covid victims
Four people were removed from the Covid-19 inquiry as Boris Johnson began his evidence with an apology to victims of the pandemic.
Four people were removed from the Covid-19 inquiry as Boris Johnson began his evidence with an apology to victims of the pandemic.
No, Brexit didn’t change the UK’s ability to authorise the Covid-19 vaccines earlier than the rest of the EU.
A look back at an eye-opening and, at times, troubling week at the Covid inquiry.
Lord Simon Stevens, who led NHS England, largely refused to criticise the former health secretary during his appearance before the Covid inquiry.
Helen MacNamara, who served as deputy cabinet secretary, made the claim to the Covid inquiry.
Former senior civil servant Helen MacNamara said there was ‘laughing at the Italians’ early in the pandemic.
The evidence of Lee Cain and Dominic Cummings led to a large amount of colourful language.
The former top aid hit out at a ‘dysfunctional’ system during the pandemic as he gave evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry.
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