
Full coverage of the Covid Inquiry as it takes evidence. With Jim Reed, Vanessa Clarke, Divya Talwar, Lorna Gordon, Hywel Griffith and Jennifer O'Leary.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Baroness Hallett delivers her sixth report, into how the care sector was treated during the pandemic. Characterising the government's approach as "something of an afterthought", the Chair blamed strategic failings for the virus spreading "like wildfi... more
Baroness Hallett delivers the fifth of her reports, this one examining the availability, use and procurement of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during the pandemic. Jim Reed reports.
Baroness Hallett delivers her report on the rollout of Covid vaccines. Jim Reed reports.
Baroness Hallett delivers the third of the Inquiry's reports, this one covering the impact on the NHS of the pandemic. She concludes that healthcare systems in the UK only just survived and the impact on staff and patients was devastating. Jim Reed r... more
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My initial reaction to this podcast was much the same as everyone else’s, facile, pointless etc. I however did continue to listen and as the inquiry has progressed I’ve found the podcast to be more interesting. It’s still a bit short, no real analysis of the events but as a simple piece of reporting from the inquiry, it works for me.
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This podcast is a pale imitation of what the BBC produced re the Grenfell Inquiry. It is way too short. Remember it is meant to report on the events of a WEEK at the Inquiry. It feels more like it is reporting on a morning or afternoon session. BBC please adopt the formula you used for Grenfell Inquiry podcast. This inquiry is too important for the BBC to get this wrong.
PS I made the above comment at the time Boris Johnson et al were giving their evidence. Instead of taking this on board the p... more
This podcast just summarises who said what with no extra insight. The Grenfell podcast gave loads of useful explanation of why things mattered. I hoped it would improve as things got going but it’s all the same. This podcast falls well short of inform, educate or entertain
I came to this initially expecting something along the lines of the BBCs ‘Grenfell Inquiry Podcast’ which covered the events and even got specialists in to explain some of the issues. It seemed to be coming out of the BBC”s news department and even just repeating what was said elsewhere wouldn’t require much effort.
Instead we got a seriously lacklustre effort, in its early episodes little more than a brief couple of minutes to tell us that an inquiry was happening and nothing else. As time ha... more










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