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Borisjohnson, largely absent up behind him, with the manager, iea boris johnson, largely absent from the table. Clearly not very happy and there is no love lost between the former leader, former Prime Minister and the outgoing First Minister. There was also another tricky exchange when Mark Drakeford discussed simon hart, the Welsh Secretary for the uk government throughout the pandemic. He was giving evidence on friday when she said she felt as though the Welsh Government was making decisions during the pandemicjust for the during the pandemic just for the sake during the pandemicjust for the...

south _ health infrastructure. the case of south korea, and i this with colleagues from south korea, it was after they— colleagues from south korea, it was after they had a bad experience with something _ after they had a bad experience with something and they wanted beat things— something and they wanted beat things up and they did put up in the case of— things up and they did put up in the case of germany, they use base to be able to— case of germany, they use base to be able to do— case of germany, they use base to be able to do that. absent either public— able to do t...

thing is we have heard this morning is that sir patrick vallance was suggesting that the scientists put a lot of time into working out when the best moment was to put those interventions in place, that we saw, and then he said, by the time they got to that weekend of 14th, 15th of got to that weekend of 1ath, 15th of march, they realise you could not predict in that precise a way, and they should have potentially gone earlier with that. it was interesting, quite a big issue at the time, he says that he was arguing as early as that weekend for london to go into a lockdown ahead of the...

coming on to talk about _ say possibly a few days. we will be coming on to talk about later- say possibly a few days. we will be coming on to talk about later in - say possibly a few days. we will be | coming on to talk about later in the year, september, second lockdown and so on. the premise of my question so far has been that there was going to be a lockdown in march or thereabouts, it was just a question of when it happened and could it have been imposed earlier. adopting the same hindsight approach, do you think that in fact that first lockdown might have been avoided altogether...

accepting your point that ultimately it is for— accepting your point that ultimately it is for politicians and their teams _ it is for politicians and their teams to— it is for politicians and their teams to either accept or reject the advice _ teams to either accept or reject the advice they— teams to either accept or reject the advice they are given, it can't have been _ advice they are given, it can't have been regarded as a positive that the evidence _ been regarded as a positive that the evidence we have heard is that one had a _ evidence we have heard is that one had a gr...