down the country. dharshini david, our economic correspondent, - down the country. dharshini david, | our economic correspondent, thank you very much indeed. the first hearing of the public inquiry into the covid 19 pandemic has begun. chaired by lady hallett, the inquiry will begin by examining how well prepared the uk was. she was speaking at the start of a want a anemone hearing which is mostly dealing with legal matters. 0ur health correspondent jim reed has this report. on a long wall in westminster, relatives of those who lost their lives to covid have left their marks and memories. sylvia jackson died in the first wave of the pandemic. like so many others, her daughter wants to know if the right decisions were taken at the time. so, all kinds of questions and the fact that none of them have been answered yet is precisely the reason why we need this inquiry. i don t know who is responsible for my mum s death. and i want to know. and if they behaved wrongly, i want them held to ac