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Covid-19 was not the 'most important thing' to Government in February 2020, says Cummings

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Covid-19 was not the 'most important thing' to Government in February 2020, says Cummings

Covid-19 was not the 'most important thing' to Government in February 2020, says Cummings

Dominic Cummings told MPs the Government “didn’t act like it (Covid) was the most important thing in February, never mind in January”, adding the Government was not on a “war footing” and that “lots of key people were literally skiing” in February.


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