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obviously i didn't write the e—mail so it's hard for me to comment. and if you flick back to the earlier bit of the e—mail, i think as you can see from that, it clearly mentions a cabinet office process which is right and appropriate, but also, even when it talks about modelling on sectors, to bring that together with cmo thinking on the health impacts. even in that e—mail, you can see, as i said, i didn't write it so i'm not sure entirely what it's referring to, but it's clear that there is a cabinet office process that we are feeding into, cmo is feeding in and that's the rig...

good afternoon. at the covid inquiry, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has apologised to all those who suffered as a result of the government's decisions during the pandemic. he's also expected to face questions about his controversial eat out to help out scheme, aimed at helping the hospitality sector. scientific advisers have already told the inquiry they didn't know about the plan until it was announced — and there were concerns it would spread the virus. our political correspondent pete saull has been watching. it was at news conferences like this that many of us got to know ri...

a position which appears to have been agreed suggest this was not an open—ended debate which led to a consistent decision. there was the ability to be able to unwind or unpick a position which had already been reached. do you agree with both those propositions or neither? obviously i didn't write the e—mail, and i don't know precisely what it refers to. is it possible that i might have had a chat with the prime minister once a meeting wound up on my way back somewhere, of course that's possible. he might have said to me, that was interesting, i'm thinking x, as a result of it, i ...

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