Katy Balls' Sunday Interviews Roundup - 07/06/20

Is it time for the government to admit its mistakes?

Coffee House Shots - How the government is preparing for the inevitable Covid inquiry

<div>Some decision-makers have already made timelines of their actions since the start of the pandemic, James Forsyth <a href="https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/whitehall-on-trial-how-the-government-is-preparing-for-the-covid-inquiry">reveals</a> in his political column for this week's Spectator. How does the knowledge that an inquiry is coming change the way the pandemic is dealt with? John Connolly talks to James and Katy Balls. 
 
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How the government is preparing for the inevitable Covid inquiry

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How the government is preparing for the inevitable Covid inquiry

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