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Floating around that says, here is the economic costs and everyone was looking at that and the prime minister was looking at that and said, oh, looking at this document, maybe we shouldnt do this. that wasnt the case, that didnt happen. it was the case that the bank of england, the senior figures it was the case that the bank of england, the seniorfigures in it was the case that the bank of england, the senior figures in the treasury, the senior officials and the cabinet office, were saying we h...

Years that as many critical things that i have about the media and how they cover important stories, they will throw things back at you when they have a chance to. fundamentally a lot of the media realise that there was a kind of tension in number ten between me and some of my team that wanted to try and change the culture of number ten away from what it has been for 30 years, which is essentially a press answering service, where everything is dedicated to the media. i regarded this as a disaste...

Here to strangling us. its no surprise many belarusians are keeping their heads down these days. as a new summer begins, very different from the last. sarah rainsford, bbc news, minsk. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, and three years after his death, a treasure trove of the personal papers of professor stephen hawking will be preserved at an archive at cambridge. music. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athleti...

Part of what we were doing on the friday night, the next morning, the jeff goldblum seen with ben warner explaining things, it seemed like an out—of—control movie. in retrospect, it is clear that we should have acted earlier. at the time, we just... you know, wejust did not. we have got a lot of ground to cover so im to my colleague. in we have got a lot of ground to cover so im to my colleague.— so im to my colleague. in british olitics, so im to my colleague. in british politics. you _ s...

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Of regret to you?— covid derailed that n is that a sort of regret to you? i went in because in the summer— of regret to you? i went in because in the summer of— of regret to you? i went in because in the summer of 2019, _ of regret to you? i went in because in the summer of 2019, it - of regret to you? i went in because in the summer of 2019, it seemed | of regret to you? i went in because i in the summer of 2019, it seemed the choice the country faced with either sort out a concert essent...

Essentially at the end of that, he decided were not going to do anything. sol decided were not going to do anything. so i said, listen, we all lived through the march horror. i got a dreadful feeling about this that we are making the same mistake. i said, before you make a final decision, i want to do something that sounds a bit weird. i want to have another meeting on monday, where we imagine the meeting is the end of october. and well have all the documents presented to you, im talking about m...

Hypothetical meeting of the future and there is a brilliant young woman who we brought in from outside whitehall who presented all of this data. we said to the prime minister, here is the stuff... remember, there is a huge contrast at this point to what i was describing in march. in march, no testing data, no proper data system, scribbling things on the whiteboard with an iphone. by now, we have a completely professional team, really on it, they have the testing data, the nhs data, its really cl...

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Bureaucratic infighting in april. the prime minister was not back then. dominic rab was doing a brilliantjob chairing the meeting is that this was a huge call and difficult for him to basically start carving up the department of health in april. essentially we never got to grips with it until the prime minister was back in the office and the cabinet secretary and i could say to him, we have to do the track and trace thing in a different way. would it be right to say that you had which was their ...