Former first minister ArleneFosterUK will give evidence to the UK Covid-19 inquiry later
Former Stormont first minister Baroness Foster will give evidence to the UK Covid-19 inquiry on Tuesday.
The inquiry is focusing on Northern Ireland this week and its preparedness in the run-up to the pandemic. It will also hear evidence from Richard Pengelly, a former permanent secretary at the Department of Health.The first phase of the inquiry is looking at how prepared the UK and the devolved institutions were for the pandemic.
It plans to hold hearings until at least 2025, but updates and reports will be published by its chair Baroness Hallett as it continues.
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