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Up the vaccine task force, is that ri . ht? . . ~ up the vaccine task force, is that riuht? ., ., ~ ., ., right? he had the idea, like a lot of aood right? he had the idea, like a lot of good ideas. — right? he had the idea, like a lot of good ideas, people _ right? he had the idea, like a lot of good ideas, people were i right? he had the idea, like a lot i of good ideas, people were thinking about the same thing at the same time. i have a text from patrick vallance where he takes me directly...

Disjointed approach on —— among the uk. what do you recall of discussions over using public health legislation, with comparison to civil contingencies legislation? again, my memory is pretty hazy, but fundamentally the cabinet secretary said the civil contingencies act is essentially useless. it was drafted backin essentially useless. it was drafted back in the 70s. its had a few tweaks but it is completely unfit for its job. tweaks but it is completely unfit for itsjob. if tweaks but it is ...

Red countries? it’s arrangements with green, amber and red countries?— red countries? its dea vu all over aaain. red countries? its dea vu all over again. who — red countries? its dea vu all over again. who sh red countries? its deja vu all over again. who is advising _ red countries? its deja vu all over again. who is advising the - red countries? its deja vu all over again. who is advising the prime i again. who is advising the prime minister? dont _ again. who is advising the prime mini...

Least 15 to 20 things". like the mirror, the guardian leads with the former aide�*s comments that tens of thousands of deaths could have been avoided during the pandemic. and finally the daily mail looks at what it calls "domshell" revelations, focusing on criticisms of both men. it also pays attention to mr cummings�* controversial trip to barnard castle during the spring lockdown of 2020. about which, according to evidence given to parliament tree committees today, he says he didnt tell th...

The case, a part of my was to say, in situations like this, to challenge things, i did do it on other things, challenge things, i did do it on otherthings, i did challenge things, i did do it on other things, i did do it here but not early enough, and that is the heart of it. if the process had been opened up to an outside scientific scrutiny and other smart people scrutiny, a lot of people have figured out the answer to this were quantitative people who were not disease specialist, people like ...

That, actually, the logic was fundamentally false because once we ended up arguing was, in fact, if you try not to lockdown, if you try and optimise for the short term economy, you wont actually even get that because what will happen is, the public will lock themselves down because they will realise that isnt going to be any nhs for anybody. that was the reality. even now, that point is constantly lost. in the scenario we were heading for, not only would you have had hundreds of thousands of dea...

Just click my fingers and do this that in the other was wrong. if i could have click my fingers and done things, there would have been a serious border policy, masks would have been compulsory, hancock would have been compulsory, hancock would have been compulsory, hancock would have been fired. dozens and dozens of things would have been done. what happened is that fundamentally the prime minister and i did not agree about covid. we did not agree about covid after march. he thought we should no...

Could still hardly walk 50m and if it had been up to me, frankly, i would have let my wife and child behind, but she was extremely worried about me, she was worried about what happens if i collapse at home, by myself, who knows what state were in. the medical advice would be that i shouldnt be rushing back to work, i should stay and rest, but the prime minister had literally merelyjust died, i was getting all this messages from everyone at saying the governments in freefall, if you can get back,...

Otherwise your bluff is called. if you leave, then you lose basically all control and you are essentially putting a gun to someone publicly. if you have stay then you have a chance to influence things. i thought at the time, as i said i thought at the time, as i said i thought very seriously about resigning in the summer. i was dissuaded by doing so by the cabinet secretary and other senior people who said, please state. dont do it. you know, you have that tension, and i dont know quite... i thi...

Chancellor and the cabinet secretary and me to discuss that. but, to stress, all of the story saying the chancellor tried to stop this happening or try to delay it, all those stories are wrong. the chancellor completely supported what me and ben warner and others and patrick vallance as well were arguing for from the 14th about accelerating through to plan b. final question, .24 under recent twitter— final question, .24 under recent twitter thread of the government handling — twitter thread ...