Astonishing early reluctance to call Covid civil emergency - inquiry
4 months ago
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Summary
- The UK Covid-19 inquiry is in Cardiff to scrutinise the Welsh government's handling of the pandemic
- The inquiry covers decision-making during the pandemic by the UK government and the devolved governments in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
- The inquiry heard evidence from First Minister Mark Drakeford on Tuesday that Covid was "not a top priority" for the Welsh government' early in 2020
- Public Health Wales bosses, trade unions and Wales' local government association are giving evidence on Wednesday
- A total of 10,262 people in Wales have died due to Covid - with a further 2,289 deaths listing Covid as a contributing factor
- We’ll bring you text coverage here, and you’ll also be able to watch by pressing play at the top of the page
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