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Wales's first minister 'entirely relaxed' after being accused of misleading COVID Inquiry

Sky News Tuesday, 7 May 2024
Wales's first minister Vaughan Gething has said he is "entirely relaxed" after being accused of misleading the UK COVID Inquiry.
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