The UK’s Covid inquiry closed the penultimate hearing of its first phase with a parting swipe at David Cameron and George Osborne.
The official review of how Britain handled the pandemic is due to hold the final hearing of its opening module on ‘resilience and preparedness’ tomorrow.
And following today’s session, in which families complained of lost loved ones being treated “like toxic waste” after death, lawyers acting on their behalf took aim at the men they hold responsible for leaving the country ill-prepared to fight coronavirus.