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Actual lockdown, was because he kept basically bouncing back to, we dont really know how dangerous it is, were going to completely destroy the economy by having locked out, maybe we shouldnt do it. but throughout that period, there was this constant back—and—forth of, heres the hourly data coming in at showing where a further ahead in the pandemic than we realised, the situation is worse, the nhs situation is worse, the nhs situation is worse, everything is getting worse, and that propelled ...

Get from that is from variants being brought in from abroad. the irony is, you know, we have european countries now starting to introduce current teens for brits coming in. this all goes back to the fact that our border policy is a bit of a mess and has been really critiqued, i think, by some scientists here in the uk. borisjohnson delayed putting india on the red list by three weeks back in early april. reportedly because he was so keen to go to india for his post—brexit banger, post—brexit...

The sage meetings. do you not recognise it was a massive failure on your part as his chief adviser that it took so long to come to him with advice to change tack? i that it took so long to come to him with advice to change tack?- with advice to change tack? i think there is no — with advice to change tack? i think there is no doubt _ with advice to change tack? i think there is no doubt in _ with advice to change tack? i think there is no doubt in retrospect i with advice to change tack? i thi...

Success in that field, but can you tell us more about how those issues were overcome? in tell us more about how those issues were overcome?— tell us more about how those issues were overcome? in february, march, vanous were overcome? in february, march, various entities _ were overcome? in february, march, various entities and _ were overcome? in february, march, various entities and scientists - were overcome? in february, march, various entities and scientists came l various entities and sci...

Couldnt. forthe time but ijust felt like i couldnt. for the recent ive described, ifelt my couldnt. for the recent ive described, i felt my behaviour in leaving london at the time was perfectly reasonable and other people in the cabinet office and the prime minister and everyone agreed with me that it was respond for me to move my family out of durham, so i was caught in this terrible mistake, the truth is that, no, i wasnt sorry about moving them from london and didnt think it was a mistake, i ...

In retrospect that i left this whole thing untilfar, far too late and i am terribly sorry about that. i should have done this injanuary is the reality of it. i think that was a big part of it. it was a classic, classic... you read about these things in history books, it was a classic historical example of thinking and action. because the process was closed, that is what happens in a closed bubbles, everyone reinforce themselves, and the more people from outside attack, the more people from outsi...

A point made by the imf some time ago. that the government commission official— ago. that the government commission official economic advice to set alongside the scientific advice it was receiving? and when you moved towards _ was receiving? and when you moved towards that groupthink on a plan b, as you _ towards that groupthink on a plan b, as you suggested earlier, was economic— as you suggested earlier, was economic advice produced alongside that to _ economic advice produced alongside th...

What around here? there were all sorts of people doing all sorts of great things but it was clear overall there was not a coherent plan. in particular, that reference on the night of their 13th from helen mcnamara and with mark sweeney was about the nhs, was about this mismatch of where is the nhs plan to deal with the numbers. there isnt one because the nhs capacity is going to be maxed out by a factor of times ten. one of the things that was being spoken about, there is not a plan to bury all ...

Winner to win manchester united three champions league. if they are to win the european league, they have left it very, very late. studio: thank you, 0lly foster. thats it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the guardians chief leader writer sonia sodha and times radio presenter tom newton dunn. lovely to have both of you with us this evening. thank you very ...

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