No one ever said being PM was an easy job, and no one forced him to do it, but it would have taken a heart of stone not to have some sympathy with Rishi Sunak yesterday.
LONDON: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday said he was “deeply sorry” for those who lost family during the Covid pandemic as he was quizzed about his actions as finance.
Appearing before the Covid Inquiry, the PM insisted his approach was a matter of social justice and the right thing to do to safeguard millions of jobs and provide a boost to hard-hit industries.
At the Covid Inquiry this week, Rishi Sunak made a striking admission. The Prime Minister pointed out that, based on analysis by Imperial College and Manchester University, the costs of lockdown are likely to be greater than the benefits.