As senior civil servants and key aides to Boris Johnson are questioned by the Covid-19 inquiry, the Shropshire Star can reveal how many people have died of the coronavirus since the pandemic erupted in 2020.
How many people died of Covid in Shropshire? Given the rural nature of the county, the figure might shock you.
Each exposed the Government's poor preparedness and ill decision-making in dealing with the pandemic, leading to more deaths than necessary. She also criticised then Health Secretary Matt Hancock, saying his record with the truth was questionable and had"nuclear levels" of overconfidence. Later that day, Professor Halpern said he believed Mr Cummings breached Covid-19 lockdown rules, and his actions were"atrocious" and blew a hole in public confidence.
On Tuesday, Mr Cummings took aim at much of the Government's handling of the pandemic, which he said was"fatalistic".
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