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Flagship NHS pledge hanging in the balance – experts
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Covid inquiry: Lockdown could have been avoided and other key findings
Posted onNick Triggle, Jim Reed, Dom Hughes and Michelle Roberts Getty Images The long-awaited independent report into how well or badly the government handled the Covid pandemic has been published. Chairwoman of the inquiry, former judge Baroness Hallett, said the UK’s response could be summarised as “too little, too late”. The report looks at whether lockdowns…
