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    The latest Coronavirus news from Civil Service World
    Covid Inquiry: Johnson dubs Partygate portrayals ‘a travesty of the truth’
    08 Dec 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Johnson dubs Partygate portrayals ‘a travesty of the truth’
    WhatsApps reveal PM apologised to cabinet secretary for “insane business” and pledged they would “get through it and come out on top”
    Johnson ‘perplexed’ top scientists weren’t consulted over Eat Out to Help Out
    07 Dec 2023 Coronavirus
    Johnson ‘perplexed’ top scientists weren’t consulted over Eat Out to Help Out
    Former PM tells Covid Inquiry his repeated “let it rip” comments were just a challenge to consensus among experts
    Covid Inquiry: Boris Johnson rejects claims No.10 was 'toxic'
    06 Dec 2023 Coronavirus
    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
    Covid Inquiry: Social care structures made care home response difficult, Hancock says
    01 Dec 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Social care structures made care home response difficult, Hancock says
    Former health secretary admits it was misleading to say the government had thrown a protective ring around care homes from start of pandemic
    Cummings was a ‘malign actor’, Hancock tells Covid Inquiry
    01 Dec 2023 Coronavirus
    Cummings was a ‘malign actor’, Hancock tells Covid Inquiry
    Former health secretary says No.10 needs to be capable of operating effectively even when “unprofessional” individuals have significant power
    Hancock: Whitehall took too long to realise pandemic was a cross-government crisis
    30 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Hancock: Whitehall took too long to realise pandemic was a cross-government crisis
    Former health secretary tells Covid Inquiry he and DHSC were victims of a “toxic culture” of blame
    'Too much was asked' of DHSC in early Covid response, Gove tells inquiry
    28 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    'Too much was asked' of DHSC in early Covid response, Gove tells inquiry
    Can-do spirit was "admirable" but more departments should have been brought into the Covid response sooner, Gove says
    Cultural differences pitched civil servants against academics, Angela McLean tells Covid Inquiry
    27 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Cultural differences pitched civil servants against academics, Angela McLean tells Covid Inquiry
    Chief scientific adviser had to “paper over the cracks” after direct criticism from scientists ruffled officials’ feathers
    Abuse could deter scientists from key roles in future crises, Van-Tam warns
    23 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Abuse could deter scientists from key roles in future crises, Van-Tam warns
    Former deputy chief medical officer says police asked him to move out of his home after his family were "threatened with having their throats cut"
    Whitty: No.10 should have consulted scientists on Eat Out To Help Out
    22 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Whitty: No.10 should have consulted scientists on Eat Out To Help Out
    Chief medical officer says he "firmly" told Downing Street it should have informed him and Patrick Vallance about the Covid policy
    £1bn 'at risk' in disputed pandemic PPE contracts signed by DHSC
    22 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    £1bn 'at risk' in disputed pandemic PPE contracts signed by DHSC
    Health department in negotiations over 36 contracts, with 3.8 billion items of PPE procured for Covid deemed not fit for purpose
    Covid Inquiry: Government wasn’t ‘electrified’ by threat from virus, Whitty says
    22 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Government wasn’t ‘electrified’ by threat from virus, Whitty says
    Chief medical officer says “hard geopolitical threats” are treated differently to health emergencies
    Covid Inquiry: Whitty not consulted on break-up of Public Health England
    21 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Whitty not consulted on break-up of Public Health England
    Chief medical officer says lack of investment to blame for test-and-trace shortcomings
    Lack of 'operational readiness' delayed measures to curb Covid, Vallance says
    20 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Lack of 'operational readiness' delayed measures to curb Covid, Vallance says
    "Urgency of action" was not "as consistent and as reliable as it should have been across Whitehall", ex-scientific adviser says
    Covid Inquiry: Home Office had ‘no capability’ to delay arrival of pandemic, Patel says
    10 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Home Office had ‘no capability’ to delay arrival of pandemic, Patel says
    Former home secretary tells hearing scientists advised border checks would have “minimal impact” on virus spread in early 2020
    'I am v v cautious about walking back into this': Case deterred from Covid job by 'behaviours' in No.10
    09 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    'I am v v cautious about walking back into this': Case deterred from Covid job by 'behaviours' in No.10
    "I will not work for Dom," Simon Case told cabinet secretary Mark Sedwill, who was frustrated with spad's “divide and rule” approach
    Sedwill: Government was 'too focused on whether Covid worst case scenario would happen'
    08 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Sedwill: Government was 'too focused on whether Covid worst case scenario would happen'
    Ex-cab sec says government's "measured" response to the Covid outbreak was based on 1 in 10 likelihood of reasonable worst-case scenario pandemic hitting the UK
    Covid Inquiry: Cabinet Office’s initial response structure ‘was source of confusion’
    08 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Cabinet Office’s initial response structure ‘was source of confusion’
    Ministerial Implementation Group model was ditched because of overlaps and lack of clarity over responsibility
    Johnson and Sunak ‘blindsided’ Covid Taskforce with Eat Out to Help Out scheme
    08 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Johnson and Sunak ‘blindsided’ Covid Taskforce with Eat Out to Help Out scheme
    Officials at the heart of government’s pandemic response were kept in the dark about bid to boost footfall at restaurants and cafés, inquiry hears
    Science adviser sounded alarm over Treasury modelling, Covid Inquiry told
    07 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Science adviser sounded alarm over Treasury modelling, Covid Inquiry told
    Former economic adviser insists Treasury was not "tactical" about its economic analysis but "shared freely"
    Covid Inquiry: Hancock was a serial ‘over-promiser’ not a liar, perm sec says
    03 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: Hancock was a serial ‘over-promiser’ not a liar, perm sec says
    Chris Wormald rejects criticisms DHSC was structurally “chaotic”, “dysfunctional” and “ungovernable”
    Covid Inquiry: 2020 back-to-office drive ‘made absolutely no sense’
    02 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Covid Inquiry: 2020 back-to-office drive ‘made absolutely no sense’
    Government ditched science and followed media and Conservative MPs, former No.10 comms chief Lee Cain says
    MacNamara: Whitehall processes 'bent out of shape' by Brexit work ahead of pandemic
    02 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    MacNamara: Whitehall processes 'bent out of shape' by Brexit work ahead of pandemic
    Former official says Brexit preparations led to the centre holding too much power, with departments "disempowered"
    Helen MacNamara: 'Extraordinarily difficult' to provide Covid inquiry evidence after Cabinet Office wiped work phone
    01 Nov 2023 Coronavirus
    Helen MacNamara: 'Extraordinarily difficult' to provide Covid inquiry evidence after Cabinet Office wiped work phone
    Former deputy cabinet secretary also said government 'hadn't done any proper planning' just days before lockdown
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