Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, his then-Health Secretary Matt Hancock and closest aide Dominic Cummings are among those expected to give evidence.
The second part of the public inquiry into the UK coronavirus response starts today, focusing on"core decision making and political governance".
The medical experts and scientists who appeared alongside politicians at daily Downing Street press conferences, such as chief medical officer Professor Sir Chris Whitty, will also appear. "We have been forced to make submissions to the inquiry without having the benefit of crucial material, including a key witness statement from Dominic Cummings and access to Boris Johnson's phone messages during critical stages of the pandemic. We still await these," she said.
"Unfortunately, the bereaved will be left watching on the sidelines after all but one of our requests for 23 bereaved witnesses to give evidence in module two were refused.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Dame Helen Mirren conflicted over Golda and Maestro 'Jewface' backlashThe actress plays Israel's former prime minister Gold Meir in a new biopic.
Lire la suite »
Liz Truss Urges Rishi Sunak To Give Fracking The Green Light And Cut TaxesThe former prime minister is refusing to go quietly after her humiliating time in Downing Street.
Lire la suite »
Carrie Johnson shares rare video of husband Boris and kids at family's £3.8million homeThe environmental activist and the former Prime Minister married in 2021
Lire la suite »
Nigel Farage Heaps Praise On Liz Truss Amid 'Battle' For Tory LeadershipFormer Ukip leader says he admires ex-prime minister's desire to 'fight for radical change'.
Lire la suite »
Swaffham's Assembly Rooms restored to former glory, says Liz TrussThe former Prime Minister Liz Truss attended a ceremony to celebrate the project's success.
Lire la suite »