jim reed, reports. we are still living three, says this report, the biggest health crisis of the last 100 years.— the last 100 years. millions have been infected, _ the last 100 years. millions have been infected, many _ the last 100 years. millions have been infected, many thousandsl the last 100 years. millions have. been infected, many thousands of lives have been lost to covid. idietitian lives have been lost to covid. when we will peeple _ lives have been lost to covid. when we will people from _ lives have been lost to covid. when we will people from wuhan - lives have been lost to covid. when we will people from wuhan in - we will people from wuhan in january... we will people from wuhan in january- - -_ we will people from wuhan in january. .. for a year now, two influential _ january. .. for a year now, two influential groups _ january. .. for a year now, two influential groups of _ january. .. for a year now, two influential groups of mps - january. .. for a year now, two influential groups of mps have i january. .. for a year now, two - influential groups of mps have been taking evidence on the pandemic from people involved in key decisions at the time. now in this report, they strongly criticise the early response. instead of looking down hard and fast like some other countries, they said ministers guided by scientific advisers made a deliberate decision to introduce social distancing rules slowly until the nhs became overwhelmed. mps describe that as a series error which proved fatal to many. we were too slow in that _ which proved fatal to many. we were too slow in that initial _ which proved fatal to many. we were too slow in that initial lockdown. - too slow in that initial lockdown. we were operating in a fog of