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Former Chief Executive Officer of NHS England, Baron Stevens of Birmingham appears before the COVID Inquiry today, followed by Sir Christopher Wormald and Professor Yvonne Doyle

Module Two of the COVID Inquiry will consider the UK's political and administrative decision-making in relation to COVID between early January 2020 and February 2022.

It will pay particular attention to the decisions made by the prime minister and his cabinet - and advice received from civil servants and advisers - from January to March 2020.

Hear from:
10:00 am
???? Baron Stevens of Birmingham (Former Chief Executive Officer of NHS England)

???? Sir Christopher Wormald (Permanent Secretary of the Department of Health and Social Care)

2:00 pm
???? Professor Yvonne Doyle (Former Medical Director and Director for Health Protection, Public Health England)

WARNING: Evidence given to the hearing may contain language some may find offensive.

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