The UK Covid Inquiry - what will it lead to?
When Boris Johnson announced an independent inquiry into Covid-19, there were questions over whether the government made the right decisions, and what could've been done better.
It's been over three years since the country went into its first lockdown. 220,000 people in the UK died because of the virus and 66 million had their lives turned upside by restrictions and lockdowns... and now it's time for answers. When Boris Johnson announced he was establishing an independent public inquiry into the government's handling of Covid-19 - there were two key questions to be answered: were the right decisions made, and what could have been done better?
In this episode of 5 Questions On, 大象传媒 health reporter Laura Foster explains what the inquiry will lead to, how powerful it is, and gives an insight into what to expect over the next three years that it's expected to last.
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