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Boris Johnson allegedly asked why we are destroying the economy for people who will die anyway, the Covid inquiry has heard.

Lawyers representing the inquiry chairwoman heavily criticised the Cabinet Office, branding the department's argument 'at its heart nonsensical'

A video featuring voices of affected families from across the UK will be played at the start of today's proceedings.

Died alone. i can imagine my mummy alone. another person said, i am on my own now. i didnt have anyone. my grief was found by an absence of comfort. people talked about once their loved ones had died, they couldnt grieve in the normal way. my couldnt grieve in the normal way. my mum didnt get a celebration of her life. our lives are just broken. it was interesting that lady hallet looked visibly moved. after this, this was when the inquiry in earnest really started. this was the factual side of ...

The group COVID-19 Bereaved Families for Justice, representing some 6,000 relatives, was left disappointed when its request for families to give testimony in person was rejected on grounds of logistics.

Angela Rayner asks deputy PM Oliver Dowden why hundreds of thousands of pounds is being spent on legal action

From end-to-end encryption to self-destructing messages, its clear why WhatsApp has in many cases overtaken written letters, emails, and other more official forms of communication for ministers at the heart of government.

Matt Hancock, who resigned as health secretary in the midst of the pandemic, and his memoir's co-author Isabel Oakeshott, who subsequently handed...

The deadline for the Government to hand over Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages, diaries and personal notebooks to the Covid-19 public inquiry has…

Some civil service mandarins have a different political agenda from their Tory ministers. Indeed, Eddie Ford suspects that the Labour shadow cabinet is far more to their liking