Sunak will face some serious allegations at the COVID inquiry

Monday, 20 November 2023
Sir Patrick Vallance today detailed the tug of war in government in the run up to the first and second lockdowns - and in the course of it, made some serious allegations which Rishi Sunak will have to answer when he appears before the inquiry.

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