Publishing SAGE advice led to abuse of scientists, Covid inquiry told
Members of the government’s Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies needed counselling and security advice
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Slower interventions to curb the spread of coronavirus led to more stringent measures for longer, says Thomas Hale
Early Covid pandemic saw Number 10 sharing data on ‘scraps of paper’
The Covid inquiry has heard how a low-tech data operation left Downing Street scrambling as lockdown was announced
If this is Israel’s 9/11, we should remember what happened next
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Downing Street pandemic infighting ‘far more difficult’ than Blair vs Brown
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