Wales’ scientific advisers ‘surprised’ Boris Johnson didn’t lock down earlier
Top scientists tell Covid inquiry they expected the prime minister to announce a UK-wide lockdown on 12 March 2020
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UK Covid inquiry heard of commissioner’s ‘anger’ after Welsh deputy health minister rejected call for more action