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Authorities are suspecting smuggling another criminality. the prime minister in his interview on today. so that they have a bearing on the decision of whether or not dup feels it can accept this deal. people from ethnic minority backgrounds who lost loved ones during the pandemic have warned they are being sidelined by the uk s covid 19 public inquiry. more than two dozen organisations have signed a letter to the inquiry s chairwoman, calling for race to be at the heart this of all stages of her investigations. my dad was a very kind, loving and nurturing man. just someone who brought a lot ofjoy and warmth into people s lives. and yeah, i miss him every day. it s been almost three years since lobby s dad femi died in the first wave of the pandemic. he didn t have any underlying health conditions,
Since lobby s dad femi died in the first wave of the pandemic. he didn t have any underlying health conditions, he was a relatively fit, healthy guy. a care worker, he lived with his family in leamington spa. lobby welcomes a public inquiry but feels that people like him are being shut out. do you feel like you ve been included in the inquiry? personally, no. a black man from a black family feels like race, and the impact that race has had in the pandemic has also kind ofjust been sidelined. it feels like it s more of an afterthought than being a priority for the inquiry. today, the inquiry s chairwoman, baroness hallett, said everyone s views would be listened to. to ensure that we reach as many people as possible across the united kingdom from the seldom heard from those who are more often heard,
A lot ofjoy and warmth into people s lives. and, yeah, i miss him every day. it s been almost three years since lobby s dad femi died in the first wave of the pandemic. he didn t have any underlying health conditions, he was a relatively fit, healthy guy. a care worker, he lived with his family in leamington spa. lobby welcomes a public inquiry but feels that people like him are being shut out. do you feel like you ve been included in the inquiry? personally, no. a black man from a black family, it feels like race, and the impact that race has had in the pandemic has also kind ofjust been sidelined. it feels like it s more of an afterthought than being a priority for the inquiry. today, the inquiry s chairwoman, baroness hallett, said everyone s views would be listened to. to ensure that we reach as many people as possible across the united kingdom, from the seldom heard and from those who are more often heard, to find out from them directly what their experience of the pandemic was.