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"Downing Street was in chaos"
"There was no plan for a Coronavirus response"
"It took too long for the first lockdown to be introduced".
Johnson was "weak and indecisive" and "often changed his mind"; the prime minister apparently questioned shutting down the economy to save people who were going to "die anyway".
"Health Secretary Matt Hancock said things which turned out to be untrue".
Johnson agreed with some Tory MPs who thought Covid was "nature's way of dealing with old people"
Sunak would almost certainly have known scientists were worried about his “eat out to help out” scheme during the pandemic, Sir Patrick Vallance has said, directly contradicting the prime minister’s evidence to the Covid inquiry. In potentially damaging testimony, Vallance, the UK government’s chief scientific adviser during the pandemic, said he would be “very surprised” if Sunak, then chancellor, had not learned about objections to his plan to help the hospitality industry.
Whitty says the way Boris Johnson made decisions was "unique to him"
Whitty also says from the beginning of the pandemic - "all the options were very bad, some were a bit worse"
Discussion on LBC, should the likes of Vallance & Whitty have blown the whistle on the politicians.
"There was no plan for a Coronavirus response"
"It took too long for the first lockdown to be introduced".
Johnson was "weak and indecisive" and "often changed his mind"; the prime minister apparently questioned shutting down the economy to save people who were going to "die anyway".
"Health Secretary Matt Hancock said things which turned out to be untrue".
Johnson agreed with some Tory MPs who thought Covid was "nature's way of dealing with old people"
Sunak would almost certainly have known scientists were worried about his “eat out to help out” scheme during the pandemic, Sir Patrick Vallance has said, directly contradicting the prime minister’s evidence to the Covid inquiry. In potentially damaging testimony, Vallance, the UK government’s chief scientific adviser during the pandemic, said he would be “very surprised” if Sunak, then chancellor, had not learned about objections to his plan to help the hospitality industry.
Whitty says the way Boris Johnson made decisions was "unique to him"
Whitty also says from the beginning of the pandemic - "all the options were very bad, some were a bit worse"
Discussion on LBC, should the likes of Vallance & Whitty have blown the whistle on the politicians.
