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Covid Inquiry: Boris Johnson rejects claims No.10 was 'toxic' - Vimarsana News

Covid Inquiry: Boris Johnson rejects claims No.10 was 'toxic'

Ex-PM says he had "no difficulty recruiting the best possible people" despite claims people were deterred by working environment

Boris Johnson: Covid lockdown was 'appalling balancing act' - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson: Covid lockdown was 'appalling balancing act'

Boris Johnson has said he faced an “appalling balancing act” over lockdown as he defended comments questioning why stringent measures were…

Boris Johnson's COVID inquiry grilling: all the bombshell moments – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson's COVID inquiry grilling: all the bombshell moments – POLITICO

Britain’s former prime minister is facing a two-day going-over by the country’s official pandemic probe. POLITICO is tracking the key moments.

Covid inquiry: Boris Johnson feared locking down 'too soon' - Vimarsana News

Covid inquiry: Boris Johnson feared locking down 'too soon'

Boris Johnson has said he faced an “appalling balancing act” over lockdown as he defended comments questioning why stringent measures were…

Johnson claims Thatcher aides would have sent 'fruity' WhatsApps | News - Vimarsana News

Johnson claims Thatcher aides would have sent 'fruity' WhatsApps | News

Boris Johnson dismissed the exasperated messages exchanged between senior officials Mark Sedwill and Simon Case, on his first day of giving evidence at Britain’s Covid inquiry. In July 2020 Simon Case, the then-head official in Downing Street and now the Cabinet Secretary, said “I’ve never seen a bunch of people less well-equipped to run a country”, in a message to Sir Mark, who was cabinet secretary at the time. Speaking on Wednesday (6 December), Mr Johnson said Whitehall mandarins would have said similar “pretty fruity” things about the Margaret Thatcher administration if their ...