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to find out how. I'm Neil Patterson. Welcome to the Sky News Daily. The former Deputy Cabinet

Secretary Helen McNamara said that he had nuclear levels of confidence, albeit utterly misplaced.

Patrick Valence, the former Chief Scientific Advisor, said that he had a habit of saying things that

were untrue. Dominic Cummings, the former Downing Street Chief of Staff and Barnard Castle

of Fissionado, said that he was a proven liar and a in a cabinet of pugs. The man we talking about is of course Matt Hancock. He has been up in front of the COVID inquiry today. I apologise in advance if there was an awful lot of rustling because there was an awful lot of information that came out. To pick over it with me, our political editor Beth Rigby. I think you're going to have to scrap all of that intro,

with all that swearing.

You pick the spiciest descriptions by Dominic Cummings of Matt Hancock,

which I think reflects quite well the little love lost between this pair.

We certainly will, and thank goodness for the bleep button.

But let's start with...

Actually, let's start with, actually let's start

where Hugo Keith Casey, the council inquiry began today. And it was with the level of

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