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Could the Covid inquiry reshape the UK? - Vimarsana News

Could the Covid inquiry reshape the UK?

Learning the lessons of the Covid pandemic throws a spotlight on Scotland makes decisions in a crisis.

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UK Covid inquiry in Scotland: Five things we learned this week - Vimarsana News

UK Covid inquiry in Scotland: Five things we learned this week

The UK Covid inquiry is spending three weeks gathering evidence in Scotland.

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UK covid inquiry: Scotland's infection control and care home policies face scrutiny - Vimarsana News

UK covid inquiry: Scotland's infection control and care home policies face scrutiny

This week, the inquiry turned its attention to the devolved nations, starting with Scotland. Jacqui Wise reports on some of the key takeaways Jane Morrison, lead member for the campaign group Covid Bereaved Scotland, told the inquiry how her wife died five days after contracting covid in hospital. Morrison said 25% of the group, which represents grieving families in Scotland, lost someone because of nosocomial infection. She told the inquiry that one of the group’s members was allowed to wander around Hairmyres hospital in East Kilbride after testing positive for covid. “This makes a mocke...

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Emma Cowing - it may be cold comfort… but winter CAN be a season to savour! - Vimarsana News

Emma Cowing - it may be cold comfort… but winter CAN be a season to savour!

On New Year's day, Channel Five aired a fascinating documentary about the Big Freeze of 1947. I was astonished.

Scottish Government 'made same mistakes twice' during pandemic, inquiry told - Vimarsana News

Scottish Government 'made same mistakes twice' during pandemic, inquiry told

Professor Paul Cairney said there was a ‘rhetoric of learning that does not match reality’.