UK COVID-19 Inquiry Begins Hearings in Wales
The inquiry will examine the Welsh government's pandemic response, including decision-making and public health communication.
- The UK COVID-19 inquiry has resumed in Wales, focusing on the Welsh government's response to the pandemic.
- Families affected by COVID-19 shared their experiences, highlighting the personal impact of the virus.
- Baroness Heather Hallett promises to investigate Welsh government decisions 'fully and fairly' amid calls for a separate Wales-specific inquiry.
- Key figures such as First Minister Mark Drakeford and former health minister Vaughan Gething will testify.
- The inquiry will also explore inter-governmental relations and the impact of divergent pandemic policies between Wales and the UK.