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Public health failures the uk has ever experienced. despite the uk being one of the first countries in the world to develop a test for covid, the report described the roll—out of the test and trace system as slow, uncertain and often chaotic. but the report has praised the uks vaccination programme and government support for the development of vaccines desribing the programme as one of the most effective initiatives in history. the pandemic has claimed more than 150,000 lives to date. this rep...

Report because i think it is very fair and balanced under points fingers to things that we have done badly in the past, but also things we can put right now and going forward. we can save many thousands of lives and people with long—term illness and disability. that in turn puts a huge toll on the health service, and i think really need to be really mindful that our health and social care staff are exhausted and social care staff are exhausted and burnt out and we need to ensure we drive down ...

Personal capacity on bbc news. thank you forjoining us, professor. what struck out the most for you reading this report? in struck out the most for you reading this report?— this report? in addition to the comments — this report? in addition to the comments already _ this report? in addition to the comments already made, - this report? in addition to the j comments already made, one this report? in addition to the - comments already made, one thing that struck out was the failure to learn fr...

We might even have saved half the number of deaths in that initial wave. everyone accepts that we locked down too late. across 150 pages of the report, there is more criticism. it describes the roll—out of the test and trace programme in england as slow and chaotic. it says the uk did not impose rigorous border controls, letting in high numbers of infections from france and spain. it criticises the treatment of care homes, saying the risks were not recognised soon enough, leading to devastatin...

Reports many, many times about the importance of engaging with the relevant communities and listening to them and allowing those points of view to inform policy. for several reasons, one is you are more likely to get good decision—making if the relevant communities are engaged and secondly communities are more likely to trust government, and here too sometimes challenging measures they are asked to engage with, if they have been involved in the process of decision—making. 50 have been involv...

When we brought back people from wuhan injanuary... for a year now, two influential groups of mps have been taking evidence on the pandemic from people involved in key decisions at the time. now in this report, they strongly criticise the early response. instead of locking down hard and fast like some other countries, they say ministers, guided by scientific advisers, made a deliberate decision to introduce social distancing rules gradually until it was clear the nhs could be overwhelmed. mps de...

Good morning and welcome to bbc news. an inquiry by mps has described the governments initial response to coronavirus in england as one of the worst failures of public health in the uks history. the study was carried out by two commons committees, both chaired by former conservative cabinet ministers, and is highly critical. it says both ministers and scientists waited too long to bring in lockdowns last year, costing many lives. the first lab—identified cases of covid 19 in the uk were record...

Evidence about going down the route of herd immunity? i am evidence about going down the route of herd immunity?— of herd immunity? i am not an epidemiologist _ of herd immunity? i am not an epidemiologist or _ of herd immunity? i am not an epidemiologist or a _ of herd immunity? i am not an epidemiologist or a virologist, | of herd immunity? i am not an| epidemiologist or a virologist, i work with colleagues in those disciplines and my understanding is that this was always doomed to fail for ...

Including workplaces and schools, anywhere where people are together. 0ther anywhere where people are together. other countries are doing this incredibly well and with very good signage about what the air quality safety is in those spaces. the third is routinely wearing facemasks in indoor closed spaces where there is likely to be transmission. ianthem indoor closed spaces where there is likely to be transmission. when you hear in this — likely to be transmission. when you hear in this report ...