The former prime minister floundered as he defended his government’s response to the pandemic
Ex-PM struggled to answer Covid inquiry’s questions on disproportionate number of deaths in minority ethnic groups
Jonathan Van-Tam, England’s former deputy chief medical officer, said Operation Moonshot ‘didn’t make any sense’
Patients won’t be able to opt out of sharing health records – despite MP warning that anonymising data is ‘impossible’
A Covid inquiry witness also claims to have been present for Johnson’s infamous ‘let the bodies pile high’ comment
Staff complained prime minister was repeating mistakes he made in March 2020 ahead of Xmas lockdown, inquiry hears
When pushed, Simon Stevens told the Covid inquiry that the former health secretary was truthful ‘for the most part’
Experts fear inmates face barriers to healthcare as abortions decline in prisons while rising among general public
Former prime minister said he agreed that ‘we should let the old people get it’, today’s Covid inquiry heard
Former Donald Trump ally Peter Thiel’s spy-tech firm is the frontrunner for the NHS's biggest ever contract
A Cabinet Office scientist who raised concerns over ‘stay alert’ was told it was ‘too late’. SAGE was not even asked
