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Chaotic. it claims that the uk did not impose rigourous border controls quickly, letting in high numbers of infections from overseas, and it says the risk to care homes was not recognised soon enough, leading to devastating and preventable repercussions. the devastating and preventable repercussions.— devastating and preventable reercussions. ., ., ., repercussions. the mantra about -rotectin~ repercussions. the mantra about protecting the — repercussions. the mantra about protecting the nhs...

Her life in a game. i think she lost her life because of mistakes that were made. the final report goes on to describe the rollout of the test and trace programme in england as slow and chaotic. it claims that the uk did not impose rigourous border controls quickly, letting in high numbers of infections from overseas, and it says the risk to care homes was not recognised soon enough, leading to devastating and preventable repercussions. the mantra about protecting the nhs is certainly solidified...

Despite the fact the groupthink was fatalistic and flawed. the crisis exposed "major deficiencies in the machinery of government", with public bodies unable to share vital information and scientific advice impaired by a lack of transparency. the report says the delay in introducing the first lockdown cost thousands of lives, many of them elderly and vulnerable people in care homes. the start of the test and trace system was "slow, uncertain, often chaotic". and there were "unacceptably high" dea...

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...

And in the first half, we had some serious errors, we could have avoided a lockdown, but having got into a position where we had to have one, we should have locked down earlier, but in the second half, we had the vaccine rollout, which we describe as the most effective initiative in the history of uk science and public administration. some of the relatives of those who have died responded angrily to that comparison. this isnt a game. my mother didnt lose her life in a game. i think she lost her ...

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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 devastating and preventable repercussions. the report has actually picked up things we were saying from the outset, that social care was an afterthought. the mant...

Made a deliberate decision to introduce social distancing rules gradually until it was clear the nhs could be overwhelmed. mps describe that as a serious error which proved fatal to many. we were too slow in that initial lockdown. we were operating in a fog of uncertainty. even the governments advisers, professor neil ferguson, in evidence to my committee said, if we had locked down a week earlier we might even have saved half the number of deaths in that initial wave. everyone accepts that we l...

Saw the vaccination campaign that he was pushing making progress. and whats happened over the summer is that people felt a sense of disappointment, and felt that we were going backwards because of the rise in cases. and that took a toll on president bidens sense of command of the situation. then, you had the afghanistan withdrawal which, of course, produced a lot of chaotic, difficult images. bad stories for president biden. that weighed him down even further. now, what president biden needs to ...

>> you know, its devastating, and its chaotic. we lost dozens of abortion providers in the south and in the midwest in particular over the last decade as there have been -- as theres been this acceleration of laws restricting access to abortion care. i think texas is just making it so visible because it is so chaotic and people woke up one day thinking they were going to be able to access abortion care, and then the next day found out they could not. >> dr. patel, i want to turn to the supreme c...