Former UK leader Boris Johnson returns for second day of Covid-19 inquiry testimony
Thursday, 7 December 2023 Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson returns for second day of testimony in public inquiry into COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson admits mistakes in handling crisis and lack of urgency in response. Testimony reveals government's failure to raise alarm earlier and implement lockdown. The inquiry is designed to uncover the lessons of COVID-19 to help officials better respond to future pandemics. Johnson's reputation further tarnished by scandals, including parties at Downing Street offices. COVID-19 death toll exceeds 232,000.
After two gruelling days of giving evidence, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s time at the COVID-19 Inquiry is up. Here are some of the main takeaways from his 10 hours in the witness box:
1. He made mistakes, and he is sorry.
2. He didn’t always have enough information about the...
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The Prime Minister defended the policy saying: "This was a very reasonable, sensible..