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The dead can t hear your apologies: Boris Johnson heckled as he attempts to say sorry for Covid deaths

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has attempted to apologize for the thousands of lives lost to Covid-19 while he was in power, but was interrupted by protesters as he tried to do so.

United kingdomCity ofBoris johnsonDominic cummingsMyrna saundersHeather halletFormer british prime minister boris johnsonKathryn butcherConservative party

He doesn t want to face us : Boris Johnson arrives at dawn, avoiding Covid inquiry families | Covid inquiry

Bereaved relatives say they have little hope of closure or revelation from former prime minister’s two-day appearance

United kingdomCity ofDominic cummingsJake corserBoris johnsonPatrick vallanceMatt hancockLouise brownMyrna saundersAlan handleyCharlotte lynchSue lynchHugo keithVictoria morganSir patrick vallanceLord udny lister

Skill set of a clown : Covid bereaved frustrated by Boris Johnson evidence | Covid inquiry

Families who had travelled to see former PM say inquiry appearance showed him to be ‘careless and chaotic’

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The dead can t hear your apologies: Boris Johnson heckled as he attempts to say sorry for Covid deaths

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has attempted to apologize for the thousands of lives lost to Covid-19 while he was in power, but was interrupted by protesters as he tried to do so.

United kingdomCity ofDominic cummingsMyrna saundersBoris johnsonHeather halletFormer british prime minister boris johnsonKathryn butcherConservative partyCovid inquiryA media

Why DID our loved ones have to die? Heartbreaking accounts of bereaved Covid victims, including one whose mum was left to perish because of a lack of PPE and another who fears late lockdown may have killed her sister-in-law

Kathryn Butcher, from Wimbledon, believes her sister-in-law would still be alive today had ministers locked down the country sooner in March 2020.

Cheshire west and chesterUnited kingdomCity ofRiver thamesUnited kingdom generalWest lothianViolet partingtonBoris johnsonKirsten hackmanMargaret wattNatalie rogersMichelle rumballMyrna saundersAlan inglisJustice cymruFran hall

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