for those last precious weeks of his life. we, as bereaved families, feel very, very disappointed and very let down by matt hancock s behaviour. because you follow the rules and you felt that was the right thing to do? yes, absolutely. ithink felt that was the right thing to do? yes, absolutely. i think we all have a part to play. we got on and did what was required. ifeel that a part to play. we got on and did what was required. i feel that there is a real problem with integrity here. notjust with matt hancock. but with the entire government. we have heard the lies and the deceit and the lack of transparency that has been shown. it also serves to
viewers will be interested, and whether you, your feelings about matt hancock standing down. i think it should not matt hancock standing down. i think it should not have matt hancock standing down. i think it should not have taken matt hancock standing down. i think it should not have taken him - matt hancock standing down. i think it should not have taken him this - it should not have taken him this long to stand down. 2a hours too late. ifeel that long to stand down. 2a hours too late. i feel that there was not really any other option, his position had become untenable. and he needed to go. simple as that. when you are in a position of senior leadership in government, as he was, you cannot afford to be flouting the rules and he flouted the rules that he made and which expected the rest of us to follow so in my mind, there is no question that his behaviour was unacceptable, he had lost our
realistically be whether matt hancock decided he was going to go or not and having listened to those figures and reflected, he has decided to go. we know he is an mp with ambition, to him, what the rest of the party thinks does matter and i think that might be the big difference, he might be thinking of dominic cummings last year where actually, there was more of a concerted effort last year you saw cabinet minister after cabinet minister defend him, we did not see that with matt hancock over the last couple of days but the big difference is that he is a political figure, what the party thinks matters. , . ~ figure, what the party thinks matters. , ., ~ ., matters. let s talk about said javid, the d matters. let s talk about said javid, the man, i matters. let s talk about said javid, the man, people i matters. let s talk about sajid - javid, the man, people remember he has held back offices in the past but remind us, the circumstances under which he left the cabinet and what his ap
tension that a lot of backbenchers felt perhaps matt hancock was overly cautious. i think there will be a bit of. may be not an expectation but certainly backbenchers will be looking to see whether sajid javid has quite the same style or level of caution over restrictions and matt hancock were seen as will be driving, being a driving force behind restrictions and i think there will be quite interesting attention paid to whether sajid javid takes the same approach. we will find out more about the restrictions in the coming week. thank you. i m nowjoined byjean adamson who s a member of covid i9 bereaved families forjustice and lost her father to coronavirus last year. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. i m interested, the
vaccine by this evening. hundreds of walk in vaccination sites have been opened this weekend. more than 60% of adults have received both doses of a covid i9 vaccine. the headlines on bbc news. sajid javid says he recognises the huge responsibility facing him as he takes over as health secretary, following matt hancock s resignation. an urgent investigation as classified ministry of defence documents containing details about the british military are found behind a bus stop in kent. and as ibiza prepares to welcome back british tourists, one of the party capitals of the world experiments with reopening its famous clubs. let s bring you up to date with a